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Free Printable Circle Mazes

Round and round to the center: a circle maze is made of rings with gaps between them, so kids have to decide where to cross. The mandala mazes add patterns that look lovely colored in afterwards.

Round and Round and First Escape are easy starts; the spiral galaxy and the 3D rings take longer. Print in color or in black and white, with the answer key on page 2.

Want a fresh one every time? Make your own with the free circle maze generator.

Print the whole collection

Every maze in one PDF, with the answer keys at the back.

Color PDF 16 pages · 8.4 MBBlack and white PDF 16 pages · 8.4 MB

Pick a maze

Round and Round circle maze printable: an easy circle maze for ages 4 to 6Round and Round circle mazeEasyages 4 to 6First Escape circle maze printable: an easy circle maze for ages 4 to 6First Escape circle mazeEasyages 4 to 6Sunburst circle maze printable: a gentle circle maze for ages 5 to 7Sunburst circle mazeGentleages 5 to 7Honey flower circle maze printable: a gentle circle maze for ages 5 to 7Honey flower circle mazeGentleages 5 to 7Stone petals mandala maze printable: a medium circle maze for ages 6 to 8Stone petals mandala mazeMediumages 6 to 8Rose window mandala maze printable: a medium circle maze for ages 6 to 8Rose window mandala mazeMediumages 6 to 8Spiral galaxy mandala maze printable: a hard circle maze for ages 8 to 12Spiral galaxy mandala mazeHardages 8 to 123D rings circle maze printable: a hard circle maze for ages 8 to 123D rings circle mazeHardages 8 to 12

Great for

  • Calm, focused quiet time
  • Coloring after the maze: the mandalas look great finished
  • Brain breaks and early finishers
  • Puzzle lovers of every age

Printing tips

  • Print at 100% on US Letter, or choose "Fit to page" for A4.
  • The black and white PDFs save ink and photocopy cleanly.
  • Slip a page into a sheet protector and solve it with a dry-erase marker, again and again.

Questions

How do you solve a circle maze?

Start outside the rings and look for the gaps. Each ring has openings: find the ones that lead you closer to the center.

What ages are they for?

From ages 4 to 6 (Round and Round, First Escape) up to ages 8 to 12 (the spiral galaxy, the 3D rings). Each card shows its level.

Is a circle maze a labyrinth?

No. A labyrinth has one path with no choices; a circle maze has dead ends to avoid. Our labyrinths are a collection of their own.

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Make your own circle maze pages

These pages were made in Zigzaggle Studio. Make your own in minutes: pick a shape, a word or a picture, choose the level, and download a print-ready page with its answer key.

  • A big shape library, plus word, letter, photo and papercraft mazes
  • Themed page frames, headings and one-tap maze looks
  • Whole maze books for Amazon KDP, with covers
  • Every maze you make is yours to sell
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