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⭐ Medium · Extra Large 40 × 40 · ID extra-large-medium-28

Medium Extra Large Maze No. 28

A medium 40 × 40 maze with exactly one route from Start to Finish, 166 steps long, with 351 dead ends to avoid. Best for teens and adults who want a long, absorbing puzzle; allow about 20–60 minutes.

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The sheet below is exactly what prints on one A4 or Letter page. Corridors are about 3.3 mm wide: too narrow for crayons. For little hands try easy mazes for kids. Leave scaling at 100% in the print dialog.

MazeMedium · 40 × 40 · ID extra-large-medium-28STARTFINISHbrainteaserclub.com

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About this maze

Medium mazes use a growing-tree algorithm that mixes winding corridors with branching, so there are about twice as many dead ends as in an easy maze. The route is measured and must be clearly longer than an easy one. More to try: easy mazes for kids, hard mazes for adults and maze worksheets, or browse the printable maze page.

Finished the maze?

Try a medium riddle

Mazes and riddles both reward patience and spotting the way through. Here are a few medium riddles with answers.

Two numbers add to 20. One number is 6 more than the other. What are the numbers?

Type:Math
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The answer is

7 and 13

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I am a number. Double me and add 6 to get 30. What number am I?

Type:Math
Reveal answer

The answer is

12

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Two fathers and two sons go fishing. Each catches one fish, but only three fish are caught. How is that possible?

Type:Logic
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The answer is

They are a grandfather, father, and son.

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