
Help Santa deliver the presents
EasyWide paths wind from Santa and his sack of presents down to a snowy house with a chimney.
10 mazes / one-page PDFs / answer keys
Ten Christmas mazes to print at home or for a class party, from wide winding paths for preschoolers to a hard grid for older kids and adults. Every maze has a working route and its own answer key, and you can download all ten as one PDF.
The two easy mazes use wide paths that fit a crayon. The medium ones are shaped like a snowman, a stocking, an ornament, and other Christmas things, with smaller walls best solved in pencil. The hard grid is for older kids and adults.

Wide paths wind from Santa and his sack of presents down to a snowy house with a chimney.

The elf starts at the bottom of the page and follows the paths up to Santa's toy workshop, past a toy train and a teddy bear.

Enter at the top of the hat and work down through all three snowballs. A sled, mittens, and a scarf on a branch are ready to color.

Start at the head and run out through one foot, with candy canes, gumdrops, and a gingerbread house around the page.

Go in at the cuff and come out at the toe of a stocking-shaped maze. A teddy bear, a drum, and candy canes fill the edges.

Enter through the cap and find the way out of the bottom of a giant round ornament, framed by pine cones, bells, and presents.

A ring-shaped maze: enter at the top and follow the wreath around to the bow at the bottom. Candles and jingle bells sit in the corners.

Start under the gift box and climb up through it to the top of the bow. One of the longer routes in the set.

Three reindeer, three entrances, and only one route reaches Santa's sleigh. The other two end in dead ends.

A 26-column grid inside a holly border, with a long route for older kids and adults. Expect plenty of backtracking.
Every maze is one US Letter page (8.5 x 11 in). Print at 100% or Actual Size. On A4 paper, choose Fit to printable area and check the preview first, because A4 is a little narrower and taller than Letter.
For a class party, print the all-in-one PDF and pick the pages per age group in the print dialog: pages 1 and 2 are the easy ones, page 10 is the hard grid. The answer keys come in a separate file in the same order, so the solutions never end up in the stack you hand out.