⭐ 30 × 30 · Medium
Medium Large Printable Mazes
30 free medium 30 × 30 mazes for school-age children, families and regular maze fans. A longer route with more branches to choose from.
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.
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Puzzle guide
About medium large mazes
What they are
Medium large mazes balance size and challenge: a 30 × 30 grid with branching corridors and a route that takes real attention to find. Expect fifteen to twenty minutes and a few satisfying moments where a dead end suddenly makes the right way obvious.
How to play
Begin at Start and trace towards Finish, pausing at each junction to peek down every branch. Large grids reward a quick look at the whole page first, so you can spot which half of the maze the route crosses.
Tips
Block off dead-end pockets with a quick scribble as you discover them; the remaining open space shrinks fast. When two branches both look good, follow the one heading closer to Finish first.
Who they suit
These mazes are well suited to ten- to fourteen-year-olds, adults on a lunch break and travellers who want one puzzle to last a while.
Printing
Print one per page. If you are solving with a group, make copies so everyone starts fresh and compare routes at the end.
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.