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Trial and error
Mazes like this one, where some of the
walls are not connected to the others,
cannot be solved using the one-hand
rule. Instead you’ll have to find your way
through by learning from your
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mistakes. Find your way to the
center of the maze and theen
out the other side.
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Amazing mazes
The bigger and more complicated
a maze is, the more difficult it is
to remember all the wrong turns.
The challenge of this maze is to
figure out the route to the dot.

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The world’s largest
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G a rd e n M az e i n H a wa i i , one another can make it
Garden Maze in Hawaii,
difficult to keep track of
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wh i c h c o ve rs a n a re where you’re going—so you’ll
which covers an area
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have to pay attention. Using
o f 1 3 7 , 0 0 0 s q ft the one-hand rule will take you
of 137,000 sq ft ft
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back out the way you came in,
(12,746 sq m) and
( 1 2 , 7 4 6 s q m ) a n d so to find the exit you’ll have
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has nearly 2.5 miles
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