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Where should you be trick-or-treating this year?

Whether or not you want to score the biggest candy bars or see the spookiest houses while still staying in safe areas, we’ve got you covered!

The day is coming #Halloween #Bershkaquotes

A photo posted by Bershka (@bershkacollection) on Oct 29, 2015 at 9:56am PDT

Lehi

According to the U.S Census Bureau 39% of Lehi’s population is under the age of 15, meaning more trick-or-treaters, and more candy!

#camiqphotos #utahnaturephotography #utahphoto #lehiutah #sunset

A photo posted by Cami Quinto (@camiqphotos) on Oct 23, 2015 at 7:29pm PDT

Orem

Known as one of the safest cities in the country Orem is located in central Utah. In addition to being a safe place for young ghosts and goblins Orem has a corn maze and light alley called Pumpkinland, which is also a pumpkin patch.

We stumbled upon the most magical pumpkin patch @sunrivergardens in Orem today #IsThisWhatHeavenLooksLike #IHopeSo | Let the pumpkin carving party commence🎃🍴 #CleanEatsFall

A photo posted by Shannon (@cleaneats_cleantreats) on Oct 28, 2015 at 3:13pm PDT

Draper

The area around the LDS Temple is known for handing out the most candy! You will be sure to get your sugar high from these castle homes with your little prince or princess.

Happy Halloween! 🙂 #utahhalloween A photo posted by ¢αмιℓℓє (@duffinca) on Oct 31, 2012 at 6:04pm PDT

Millcreek & Bountiful

Olympus Cove and The Bountiful Bench will probably give you the biggest candy bars around Utah!

10/9/12 #pumpkins #barn #seasons #autumn #utahautumn #ig_utah #utahhalloween #Orange #ilovefall #heehafarm #igers #ig_daily #teamutah #instautah #October #color #photooftheday #icatch #fallposts A photo posted by Sarah Marie (@sarahmariecp) on Oct 11, 2012 at 1:35am PDT