Find the track that starts in the upper left ring and ends at the lower right ring. Passage between adjacent rings is allowed only where the colors at the tangent points are the same. Inside each ring passage is not restricted.
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This is a maze?
It has an entrance, an exit and a track connecting them. It also contains decoy paths that do not lead anywhere. It also has rules that define the allowed and forbidden places for the track to go through. So it's a maze, even though it doesn't look like one. What are the rules? that's your first challenge - to find the answer. If you try but lose your patience, the answer appears under the maze. Your second challenge is to solve the puzzle.
I hope you will enjoy my work, but please note that I consider the maze and the idea behind its design my own intellectual property. That means that redistribution without attributing it to me is not allowed, and commercial use, publication or any use for profit requires my written consent.
Enjoy and please comment. I really want to know your opinion.
Note: If you haven't guessed the rules, they simply state that the track must go along the unbroken chain between the two arrows. Unbroken means that each ring all along the way is linked to the next ring in the chain. For example, the top left ring is linked to the next one along the horizontal row, but not to the ring directly below it.
I hope you will enjoy my work, but please note that I consider the maze and the idea behind its design my own intellectual property. That means that redistribution without attributing it to me is not allowed, and commercial use, publication or any use for profit requires my written consent.
Enjoy and please comment. I really want to know your opinion.
Note: If you haven't guessed the rules, they simply state that the track must go along the unbroken chain between the two arrows. Unbroken means that each ring all along the way is linked to the next ring in the chain. For example, the top left ring is linked to the next one along the horizontal row, but not to the ring directly below it.
SIx-track maze
Find all tracks from the central star to the six stars that surround it. The tracks may enter/exit the stars only through the gaps in the enclosing borders. Tracks must not share common sections within the maze.
Enjoy and PLEASE comment. I shan't be offended if you don't like this maze (personally, this particular does not suit my taste, but I found that out only after I completed it so I leave it to your judgment).
Honeycomb multitrack maze
Find the two tracks that start and end at the upper corners of the maze, one between the red arrows and the other between the blue arrows. The tracks must not share any common section or cross section along their paths.
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Ring lattice multtrack maze
Find the two tracks that start and end in the center of the maze, one between the red arrowheads and the other between the blue arrowheads. The tracks must not share any common rings along their paths. Passage between adjacent rings is allowed only where the colors at the tangent points are the same. Inside each ring passage is not restricted.
Enjoy and please comment!
Enjoy and please comment!
Ring Lattice Maze 1
Find the track that starts in the upper right ring and ends at the lower left ring. Passage between adjacent rings is allowed only where the colors at the tangent points are the same. Inside each ring passage is not restricted.
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Interlaced Multitrack Maze
Find the two tracks, one between the red arrows and the other between the blue arrows. Tracks may pass under the "bridges" but not through the No Entry road signs.
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Fibonacci Sequence maze for the math minded
The first thirteen Fibonacci numbers (not including zero) appear inside circles in the maze in random order. To solve the maze, get the highest score by finding the track that passes through all the numbers according to the following rules:
1. Start your score with the number in the first circle in the track.
2. Subtract the number in the second circle in the path from your score.
3. Alternately add and subtract the values in the circles as your track passes through them.
4. The track may not pass more than once through any section or intersection.
If you scored 569, you have solved the puzzle.
Please comment and recommend to your math-minded friends.
Brawl Stars coloring pages
Gacha Life coloring pages
Environmental multitrack maze
Keep the environment clean. Track the paper's way and the plastic bottles' way into the appropriate recycling bin. Remember the rules: track sections and intersections may not be shared.

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Multispiral Multitrack maze
Lead the ball right into the basket and present the winning team's captain with the championship cup. Remember the rules: track sections and intersections may not be shared.

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Multitrack maze type 3
Multitrack maze type 3 (single station, multiple
closed tracks) contains only one station inside the maze, graphically
represented by a token such as a star, etc. The solution consists of drawing N
(typically three) completely separate tracks through the valid paths of the
maze, so that each track begins and ends in the station.
Here is an example of a Type 3 multitrack
maze with three closed tracks:
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and suggestions for improvement will be appreciated!
Multitrack maze type 2
Multitrack maze type 2 (closed tracks, multiple stations)
contains N (typically three) stations inside the maze. The stations are
graphically represented by tokens such as stars, etc.. The solution consists of
drawing N completely separate closed tracks through the valid paths of
the maze, so that each track begins and ends in the same one of the N
stations.
Here is an example of a Type 2 multitrack
maze:
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and suggestions for improvement will be appreciated!
Multitrack maze type 1
Multitrack maze type 1 (pair connections) contains N
(typically three) pairs of stations inside the maze. Each pair of stations is
graphically distinguished by a specific token such as a star, triangle, circle,
etc. The solution consists of drawing N completely separate tracks via
the valid paths of the maze, so that each track connects one of the N
pairs of stations.
Here is an example of a Type 1 multitrack
maze:
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and suggestions for improvement will be appreciated!
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