At the end of the year I analyze how the website did, what worked, and what didn’t and I plan for the upcoming year. Here is my series on the year (links will be added as they are posted):

My 10 biggest blog posts of the year

Website Year in Review

My Favorite mazes from 2024 - VOTE

Mazes of the Week 105 - 158 - A Review of 2024's mazes

2025 Maze Outlook

Today I want to highlight my best performing blog posts that were published in 2024. Here they are in random order:

Each week I picked a state in the US and researched the labyrinths that are free to visit for the public. These 2 states got the most traffic and you can find all my suggestions in the US Labyrinth visit section of the site. These 2 states were written early in the year and had the advantage of more time on the site !

I have a large section of the site that I have dedicated to reviewing movies that deal with mazes and labyrinths. You may be surprised that there are over 100 maze movies ! Some of the best movies ever made are maze movies (I submit my proof : The Top 12 Best Maze / Labyrinth Movies of all time).

10 Frequently Asked Questions About Mazes with Answers

I did a search to see what people wanted to know about mazes, then I answered each question in one blog post.

A look at 7 Different Circle Mazes; Create a Circular Maze template

I had never made many circle mazes before and wanted to explore them and practice making them. This long post is a result of that project. Includes a bit of a case study and some templates so you can make your own circle maze.

6 difficult maze puzzles to challenge adults

I pulled together 6 different maze types into a booklet that is available for download for free. Each of the mazes is difficult and a challenge to solve.

The 10 best places to find free printable mazes

I am not the only website that features free printable mazes. This updated list includes this site, and many other similar sites if you like mazes like I do !

A Collection of Maze Design Case Studies to improve your Mazes

This post pulls together all of my maze case studies, and is continually updated with new content as I write new posts. If you are a fan of maze design or graphic design concepts this is the maze post for you.

Introducing The Largest Pipe Maze in the World (probably)

Despite the longer time to design and create them I am a big fan of pipe mazes. Why ? Well, most of the ones I design have no dead ends, instead relying on loops to confuse and frustrate the solver. I hope this maze does just that ! Can be found in it’s own largest pipe section also. Was a follow-up to the much larger Largest Arrow Maze in the World (probably).