Tap or click and drag from the start to draw your path through the maze. On touch, you can lift and continue.
Inside this maze
The first decision arrives back on the top edge, at column 6, after a 19-step approach. Until then, the corridor bends but does not branch. That distinction matters throughout this 30-by-30 puzzle: the answer changes direction 251 times, yet only 34 cells along it are junctions. A corner asks you to keep tracing; an opening into a third passage asks you to choose. The longest same-direction stretch on the answer is 7 steps.
The route uses 411 of the grid's 900 squares, leaving 489 outside the answer. Do not expect a correct attempt to fill the sheet. The final junction is immediately left of FINISH on the bottom row, so check the marker before following another passage. This page suits someone who can separate tracing from decision-making over a large grid. For a classroom discussion, ask the solver to mark actual junctions on a spare copy instead of counting every bend as a choice.
Maze facts
- Shortest route
- 410 steps
- Dead-end cells
- 95
- Junctions
- 92
- Braid setting
- 0%
Answer key
The solution SVG traces the single route from START to FINISH. Use the unmarked PDF for your attempt and keep the answer separate.