Printable mazes with solutions
Locate the marks identifying both ends. The passages are the spaces your route can follow; walls cannot be crossed.
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Easy printable mazes
Find the entrance and exit, then follow a short stretch before marking it. At each junction, look for a branch that ends quickly.
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Hard printable mazes
In a maze with many junctions, keep track of the last decision point and explore one branch fully before switching.
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Printable preschool mazes
Before using a pencil, trace the route with a finger and identify the start, junctions and finish.
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Printable mazes for adults
Choose by junction density, route length and readability. Solve in one sitting or mark the last explored junction so you can return later.
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Christmas mazes
Observe star points, ribbons and repeated ornament shapes, while locating the start and finish separately.
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Halloween mazes
Observe pumpkin curves, bat wings and hat silhouettes, while locating the start and finish separately.
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Winter mazes
Observe scarf patterns, decorative snowflakes and clothing outlines, while locating the start and finish separately.
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Fall mazes
Observe leaf edges, veins and differently shaped fruits, while locating the start and finish separately.
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Spring mazes
Observe petals, buds and repeated wing shapes, while locating the start and finish separately.
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Summer mazes
Observe waves, umbrella stripes and summer-object silhouettes, while locating the start and finish separately.
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Animal mazes
Observe ears, legs, tails and markings that distinguish silhouettes, while locating the start and finish separately.
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Ocean mazes
Observe tentacles, fins, shells and wave lines, while locating the start and finish separately.
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Space mazes
Observe planet circles, star points and a rocket’s long body, while locating the start and finish separately.
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Dinosaur mazes
Observe long tails, necks, crests and footprints, while locating the start and finish separately.
Find the start and finish
Locate the marks identifying both ends. The passages are the spaces your route can follow; walls cannot be crossed. At a junction, follow one option with your eyes before drawing a long line.
Backtrack to the last decision
If you reach a dead end, return to the last junction and try another branch. A pencil lets you correct your route without obscuring the passages. When finished, follow your line from start to finish to check that it does not jump over a wall.