Arrow Maze Design Case Study - Part 14 - The Largest Arrow Maze in the World

The final portion of our 14 Part Series - The Largest Arrow Maze in the World (I think).

Here is an overview of what we covered in the 14 part series:

Arrow Maze Construction and Design:

• Part 1 - Start Locations and Options

• Part 2 - Using Creative Shapes

• Part 3 - Intersections

• Part 4 - Using Loops

Arrow Maze Components:

• Part 5 - Regular Arrows

• Part 6 - Double Arrows

• Part 7 - Using the START GOAL

• Part 8 - Return to Start Block

• Part 9 - Using Warp Zones

• Part 10 - Slide Arrows

• Part 11 - All Ways Arrow

• Part 12 - Long Arrow Use

Extreme Arrow Maze examples:

• Part 13 - Kitchen Sink Examples

• Part 14 - The Largest Arrow Maze in the World (I think)

Arrow Maze Design Case Study - Part 14 - The Largest Arrow Maze in the World (I think)

How big is it ?

• Well in terms of if you were going to print it, it is formatted at 31 inches by 61 inches.

• In terms of grids, it is sized at 45 x 90, although there are less than 4,050 grid spaces because of the use of some long arrows !

• You COULD print it, but it is best opened on a device and zoomed in on to solve.

Additional information:

• There are no “filler” grids…all grids in the maze are reachable

• Because of the size of the maze there are 3 checkpoints along the way that will help guide you towards a solve.

• Between the second and third checkpoints there are NO decision arrows, only regular arrows…!

• There are no dead ends

If you attempt this maze, do me a favor, time yourself. Send me a note with your time (or if you give up after a certain amount of time).

Hints and solution coming in future posts….