This Minnesota Haunted Hayride Is the Scariest in America

Every Halloween we have any number of choices to scare ourselves silly.

If you prefer to be 'terrorized' in the great outdoors, then an attraction in Minnesota is a must-do for you this October.

Last year, the Dead End Hayride in tiny Wyoming, Minnesota (population: 63) made The Travel's list of the '10 Haunted Hayrides In The U.S. That Give Haunted Houses A Run For Their Money'.

This year, the hayride is on another elite list, landing at number eight on Yelp's 20 Scariest Haunted Houses.

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You can find the hayride at Pinehaven Farm, about 45 minutes north of the Twin Cities.

Each fall, the farm transforms into an interactive trek complete with killer clowns, bloody zombies, clawing werewolves, giant Frankensteins, and lumberjacks.

The hayride runs nightly through November 2.

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