12 mazes · 10 × 13 cells
Easy Mazes (Large Print)
The easy maze collection gives you broad corridors and a modest map to explore. Each of the twelve pages has ten columns and thirteen rows of cells, with START at the top and FINISH at the bottom. Trace a continuous line through open passages without crossing the dark walls. The maze is a connected branching network with exactly one route between any pair of cells.
Download the whole set
One PDF with all 12 mazes first, then the 12 solutions in the same order. US Letter size.
All 12 easy mazes
Use “Print this one” under any maze to print just that maze on its own page.
Easy Maze 1
Easy Maze 2
Easy Maze 3
Easy Maze 4
Easy Maze 5
Easy Maze 6
Easy Maze 7
Easy Maze 8
Easy Maze 9
Easy Maze 10
Easy Maze 11
Easy Maze 12
About the easy level
Begin at the opening beside START and look ahead to the next junction before moving your pencil. A dead end simply means returning to the last branch and trying another corridor. Light pencil marks keep that process tidy. You may also trace with a fingertip first or ask a partner to mark the route you indicate.
Use a numbered preview to choose one page, or download the complete easy collection. The PDF places twelve puzzle pages first and their twelve matching answers afterward, so it is easy to print only the activity sheets for a group. This level is a good place to become familiar with the wall pattern or enjoy a shorter search before trying a denser maze.
Tips for tracing
- Use a light pencil line so you can erase a wrong turn.
- Look ahead to the next junction before you move your pencil.
- At a dead end, return to the last split and try the other opening.
- The solution is always one single path from START to FINISH.
Try another level
See how to choose puzzle difficulty and how to print large-print puzzles. You can also try a word search or a Sudoku.