Hexagon mazes for children who find square ones easy
Six ways out of every cell instead of four, and not one straight corridor on the sheet. A maze that looks like it runs across the page is actually zig-zagging, so the eye cannot skim ahead — which is exactly why this one is harder than it looks.
Six sides, and two of them go backwards.
A hexagon maze generator, printable as a PDF — six ways out of every cell instead of four, which is the hardest sheet we make. Pick a corridor width and whether you want one maze or two, and generate. The arrow on the left is the way in and the star on the right is what Mintee lost off his cap. Six neighbors per cell means a wrong turn is one choice in five rather than one in three, and two of those lead diagonally backwards — the mistakes take longer to notice, which is where the difficulty lives.
1 token a sheet, fewer in batches.
US Letter PDF — prints on any home printer.
Start
At the arrow on the left, finish at the star on the right.
Choose
Every cell has six sides, and two lead diagonally backwards.
Finish
Exactly one route joins the two. This is the hardest sheet we make.
Path width
Mazes per page
One maze filling the page.
Your worksheet lands here — download, print, or email it.