Printable Mazes for Kids
Updated October 2026 · 12 free printables
Screen-free puzzle fun! Every maze has exactly one path from start to finish.
Easy mazes have wide paths for preschoolers, and hard mazes will challenge older kids and grown-ups.
All 12 Printable Mazes for Kids, One by One
Here is a closer look at every page in this collection, with who it's best for and a coloring idea for each one. 8 of them belong to a smaller theme and are described there instead.
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1. Easy Maze No. 1 (8x8)
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2. Easy Maze No. 2 (8x8)
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3. Easy Maze No. 3 (8x8)
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4. Easy Maze No. 4 (8x8)
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5. Medium Maze No. 1 (13x14)
Medium maze number 1: a printable medium maze on a 13 by 14 grid. Start at the top, find the only path to the finish. A fun brain teaser for school-age kids. Expect a couple of dead ends before you find the way. Trace the correct path with a highlighter once you solve it.
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6. Medium Maze No. 2 (13x14)
Medium maze number 2: a printable medium maze on a 13 by 14 grid. Start at the top, find the only path to the finish. A fun brain teaser for school-age kids. It takes a few minutes and a little planning, great for ages 6 to 9. Color the start and finish arrows in green and red.
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7. Medium Maze No. 3 (13x14)
Medium maze number 3: a printable medium maze on a 13 by 14 grid. Start at the top, find the only path to the finish. A fun brain teaser for school-age kids. Expect a couple of dead ends before you find the way. Trace the correct path with a highlighter once you solve it.
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8. Medium Maze No. 4 (13x14)
Medium maze number 4: a printable medium maze on a 13 by 14 grid. Start at the top, find the only path to the finish. A fun brain teaser for school-age kids. It takes a few minutes and a little planning, great for ages 6 to 9. Color the start and finish arrows in green and red.
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9. Hard Maze No. 1 (20x22)
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10. Hard Maze No. 2 (20x22)
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11. Hard Maze No. 3 (20x22)
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12. Hard Maze No. 4 (20x22)
Tips for coloring mazes
- Trace the path with your finger first, then with a pencil.
- If you get stuck, try solving the maze backward from the finish.
- Use a highlighter to mark the correct path once you find it.
Fun facts about mazes
- One of the most famous mazes in stories is the Labyrinth from Greek myths.
- A perfect maze has exactly one path from start to finish.
- Hedge mazes made of bushes have been planted in gardens for centuries.
Fun ways to use your printables
- Pack a few mazes for car trips and restaurants.
- Race a friend to see who finishes first.
- Time yourself and try to beat your record on the next maze.
How to print
Click Download PDF on any page and print it at 100% on US Letter or A4 paper. Use regular printer paper for crayons and pencils, or cardstock for markers and paint. Every page here is free for home, classroom and party use, so feel free to print as many copies as you need.
Frequently asked questions
Do these mazes have only one solution?
Yes. Every maze is a "perfect maze": there is exactly one path between the start and the finish.
What age are the mazes for?
Easy mazes suit ages 3 to 5, medium ages 6 to 8, and hard mazes ages 9 and up, including adults.
Are mazes good for kids?
Mazes help build fine motor skills, planning and patience. They're a great quiet-time or travel activity.