Enchanted Forest pine tree maze at Elioak Farm

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Enchanted Forest pine tree maze

( Baltimore Sun photo by Kenneth K. Lam / March 16, 2009 )

Former Enchanted Forest characters and attractions will be featured in a new Enchanted Forest pine tree maze at the Clark's Elioak Farm, operated by Martha Clark. Workers and volunteers help unload a gingerbread house created by fiberglass artist Mark Cline. The attraction will be open on April 1.

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