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Inside this maze
There is a 20-move approach before the first junction in this 18-by-14 honeycomb. It reaches row 6, column 3, where three passages meet. Hexagonal geometry allows six neighboring cells, but it does not mean six passages are open at every junction. Along the 135-step answer, only 16 cells offer three or more connections. The route still makes 106 turns, with its longest same-direction section lasting 4 steps.
Use the opening stretch to practice reading shared sides before introducing branch choices. Ask the solver to point out the next connected cell, especially where a sloping wall makes two nearby hexagons look accessible. Save hints for the first real junction rather than interrupting at each corner. Although the board has just 252 cells, a wrong branch near the finish can extend 24 moves away before ending. Its compact footprint should not be confused with an absence of backtracking.
Maze facts
- Shortest route
- 135 steps
- Dead-end cells
- 33
- Junctions
- 31
- 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.