About this maze
A hexagonal maze for teenagers and adults: forty-two cells across, thin walls, and a single route from the top point to the bottom point. The slanted edges create pockets where corridors double back on themselves, which is where most people lose time. Fifteen to twenty-five minutes.
What’s in the PDF
- Page 1: the hexagonal maze (42 × 42 grid, 1140 cells), with Start and Finish marked by arrows.
- Page 2: the solution, a red path 373 cells long.
- Black and white, US Letter with 18 mm margins, so it also prints on A4 at 100 % scale.
Tip: Watch the six corners: each one holds a cluster of short dead ends, and they are better skipped than explored.
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