So Much to See, So Much to Do… The Rock Ranch is not your average corn maze and a hayride. Its an adventure destination like none other. From a miniature locomotive train ride, to flying through the air on amazing ziplines, to exploring a complete miniature town just for kids, The Rock Ranch attractions are like no other. Explore this page for all the wonderful things to do: Locomotive Train Rides All aboard for a relaxing ride around the The Rock Ranch! Our miniature train takes your family on a site seeing adventure. Through the covered bridge, under the zip lines and into the wide open outdoors! Cow-a-Bunga Zip Lines Get ready for the ride of your life! Choose one of 2 zip line rides: For the less adventurous, our smaller zipline takes you over the corn field. For the brave at heart, our big zip line takes you through the pines and over the lake! There is an additional charge per ride for this attraction. Tiny Town Take a stroll down our miniature town made just for kids (and kids at heart). Explore our church, the bank, the movie theatre and even the jail. Each building is air conditioned inside so stay as long as you want! Paddle Boats Don’t just look at the lake, get out on it! Enjoy a leisurely cruise with your family on our very own paddle boats. Pedal Cars Hop in and pedal away! Our specially designed pedal car course is fully cemented and full of bends and turns for a fun ride. Race your friends or take it easy in one of our “family carts”. Pumpkins In October and November, the Pumpkin takes on a starring role at The Rock Ranch. We begin by bringing in hundreds of pumpkins for you to purchase for your fall and Halloween decorations at your home. All shapes and sizes for whatever suits your fancy. But don’t toss them out after Halloween. Bring them back for our Pumpkin Destruction Day. Bash it, smash it, drop it off a 50 ft. tower. We've even got monster trucks running over them! There’s something about a pumpkin smashing that’s just plain fun. Get your pumpkin here and bring it back with you for Pumpkin Destruction Day. Remember, we didn't invent the pumpkin, just Pumpkin Destruction Day.