Maze or Labyrinth Photos

Wow! 67 unique, totally creative custom designs for "Create a Maze or Labyrinth" challenge. Pull up a chair and have a look at all these amazing creations. If you feel inspired by what you see, let the designers know in the comment section.

by Laurence, age 8, South Australia.

by Isaac, age 6, Saskatchewan, Canada.

"As you can see I have made a mixed media Maze. It's Challenging!! It's Fun!! Notice the word Lego is built into the maze."

by Noah, age 7, Sydney, Australia.

"I made it in two parts. It has a sea maze and a land maze."

by Timothy, age 8 and Caleb, age 6, Australia.

"My 'Minotaurus' game with dice."

by Elijah, age 9, New Mexico, USA.

by Megan, age 8, Chelsea, Alabama, USA.

by Chase, age 7, Chelsea, Alabama, USA.

by Joshua, age 9, Vancouver, Washington, USA.

by Matthew, age 11, Vancouver, Washington, USA.

by Lucas, age 6, Vancouver, Washington, USA.

by Z, age 4.5 and Eli, age 6, Seattle, Washington, USA.

"Dobby is trying to get to the pile of money. He has special skills. He can move any colored brick."

by AJ age 7, Rochester, New York, USA.

"Although a little difficult to see,"Cool Maze" includes some tunnels to go through, lights to guide you, bridges to go under, and gems to discover along the way."

by Eli, age 5, Richland, Washington, USA.

"This is called the Giant attack. They have to try to find keys to see if they can unlock the treasure chest."

by Nate, age 7, Richland, Washington, USA.

"The men are trying to get out of the maze, to the finish line but there is a secret pathway they have to go through."

by Joe, age 9, Richland, Washington, USA.

"This is Indiana Jones running from a boulder in the opening scene in the first movie of Indiana Jones. He has a golden idol and is running through a large maze trying to escape the cave."

by Phoenix, age 9, North Carolina, USA.

by Jay, age 9, Brighton, Michigan, USA.

"There is a ship at the entrance of the maze and all that you see beside the maze is actually in the ship. The maze is actually much bigger than it is in the picture. The maze is easy to navigate from a bird's eye view but the people in the ship don't know which way to go and there are a lot of dead ends."

by Jack, age 6, Ewing, New Jersey, USA.

"The guy in front is videotaping the other guys racing through the maze. The first racer won, and he is holding his golden prize. The other guys got stuck."

by Samuel, age 7, California, USA.

"The guy who is running close to the start did a U-turn into a dead end. Where the Whampa is, that is also a dead end. Where General Greivous is blasted, that is also a dead end. The guys with a Darth Vader helmet is going to the finish. As you can see, the finish is a guy in jail, so pretty much wherever you go, you're pretty much going to be terminated."

by Ashley, age 7, Fresno, California, USA.

"Help Kailey get to the garden."

by Taylor, age 10, Fresno, California, USA.

"Help Carl find his way to the diner."

by Isaiah, age 9, Ontario, Canada.

“This is my labyrinth on the coloured pathways.”

by Eric, age 9, Michigan, USA.

"His brother Carl, 6, and his mom Su, 45, helped find the necessary pieces and build some walls. It has a skeleton, a bat, and traps--including spinning blades in the final room near the exit. You can see an explorer is in the maze already."

by Luke, age 10, New Jersey, USA.

"This Lego maze is also a board game. It is styled after the Lego Games set Minotaurus in that it is a maze with a monster in it. There is a spinner that is spun to determine what a player can do on their turn. The goal is to collect all the Atlantis treasure key parts and get your Minifig out of the maze. One part of the spinner lets you move the monster, who destroys obstacles in the maze, picks up treasure keys, and can send the other players Minifig back to the start."

by Austyn, age 7, Alberta, Canada.

“This is my maze with a treasure at the end.”

by Gabriel, age 7, New Jersey, USA.

"The paper on the blue platform is the start.(top left) The guy on the ladder is the lookout to see if anyone has gotten lost in the maze. The red pipe (at the bottom) with the dog coming out of it is the booby-trap. And the other paper is the finish.(top right )"

by Alex, age 11, Brookfield, Connecticut, USA.

"My creation is named The Maze of Balin, after the Lord of the Rings' Tombs of Balin. This is what I pictured it as."

by Nathan, age 10, and Jonathan, age 7 Cincinnati, Ohio, USA.

"We worked on this together. Robin hood is coming from the castle (upper right), and is trying to get to his hut (upper left). There is a stream in the lower right corner, with two bridges over it. There are many other obstacles, like the fields of flowers, trees, walls, and the river. When he gets home, there is his lawn chair and umbrella waiting for him."

by Joshua, age 9, London, Ontario, Canada.

" It is called 'The Adventure Maze'".

by Caleb, age 5, London, Ontario, Canada.

"The Mazes"

by Ian, age 4, Kennewick, Washington, USA.

"The minotaur and the maze. Theseus standing on a wall and the minotaur near the back."

by Luke, age 7, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada

"He says he designed it so a marble can go through the maze by tilting it from side to side and front to back."

by Sean, age 11, New South Wales, Australia.

"Sean's 3D maze with a central tower."

by Isaac, age 10 and Faith, age 6, Figtree, New South Wales, Australia.

"The maze has a family walking the dog., in the upper left hand corner - they are just finishing the maze. There is a Arab on a flying carpet with a monkey who has gotten lost and has decided to return to the entrance and start again. There is police chase happening, as well as explorers taking photos. There is a control tower in the middle with spot lights in case it gets dark. There is also a snack bar, half way through the maze, just in case you get hungry. The entrance and exit both have arrows."

by Aiden, age 8, Wichita, Kansas, USA.

"This is my maze. When you pull the chain the blocks move so you can get in. My monster is about to eat it."

by Liam, age 9, Wichita, Kansas, USA.

"I am pointing to where you start the maze."

by Cameron, age 7, Boston, Massachusetts, USA.

by Connor, age 8, Boston, Massachusetts, USA.

by Aaron, age 6, Tucson, Arizona, USA.

"The green dot is the start and the red dot is the finish. The other red dot closer to the green dot is a person with a red hat. Can you try and find your way through it?"

by Carter, age 11, Milford, Michigan, USA.

by Adrienne, age 13, South West Ontario, Canada.

by Darcy, age 7, Mirboo North, Victoria, Australia.

"The smurf is standing on the tower for a clue to get through the rainbow maze."

by Joshua, age 6, Augusta, Georgia, USA.

“I made this marble maze for our LEGO Club. There are lots of tunnels and dead ends. You have to tilt the board and try to get the marble to go out the other end. It’s really fun to play!”

by Hunter "leukemia blaster", age 6, Murfreesboro, Tennesse, USA.

"This is a Lego Maze. There is a pet snail at the end."

by Violet, age 7, Victoria, Australia.

"I built this maze with a castle. The bad people are stuck in the maze but a few got through to the castle."

by Chris, age 12 and Cassie, age 8, Kennewick, Washington, USA.

"We wanted to make a complicated maze that we could play as a game. You have to get your ninja from the target to Sensei Wu and back, grabbing your Golden Weapon. The dice has different things on it, like opening and closing lightning gates, moving the evil skeletons, and letting you jump over walls. It's really fun and we've been playing it all week."

by Hannah, age 10, New Jersey, USA.

"This is my labyrinth with a trapdoor (inside covered area), sea monster, and bottomless pit."

by Sebastian age 6, Guelph, Ontario, Canada.

"There are three guys, General Greivous is the guy you have to get to. The other guys have to try to get to him and kill him. It's a tricky maze - there are dead ends and it's complicated. There are two entrances and only one exit."

by Ashley, age 7, Florida, USA.

"This is a BIG maze and pretty easy - but be careful! There are lots of dangers along the way! Bob, in the black, made it! He found the exit. Diane, on the left, is sorta lost. She just can't find the way! Gregory, with the white hair, is scared. He just entered the point of no return. Spooky!"

by Sarah, age 6, North Carolina, USA.

"This maze is a flag maze and the LEGO people have to get the flags. There are black and red seats where the people can sit to watch the people go through the maze. Whoever gets the first flag and brings it back gets a gold bar."

by Luke, age 9, North Carolina, USA.

"My creation is a jewel cave with traps. You can see the jewels in the cave and the jewels have clues. The more jewels the LEGO men get, the more clues they have to get to the red jewel that is on the right side near the blade."

by Rachel, age 10, North Carolina, USA.

"This is a maze where the LEGO people have to find the light and bring it to the building so they can win the gold dish. The girl in the white dress in front of the building is getting a drink and there is a garden beside the building. The LEGO person in front of the building is holding the gold dish."

by Jakob, age 7, Brewster, New York, USA.

"I made the labyrinth at Crete, with Theseus, the Prince of Athens, and the Minotaur face to face. The string is for Theseus to find his way back."

by Walker, age 9, Ohio, USA.

"This maze is from the Roman period. As you can see it is very curvy."

by Nicole, age 11, New Jersey, USA.

by Owen, age 8, Union, New Jersey, USA.

“This is a labyrinth in space. You can’t see it by looking in the picture but the maze is under the second platform too, not only the first one. The little oval things scattered around are supposed to be moon rocks. They are actually rolled up lego treads. There’s a guy with a jetpack climbing upstairs. You’re not supposed to be able to see the stairs because he’s supposed to be jetpacking up to fix something. We put bricks under it to make it look like it’s floating but it didn’t really work. I got the idea from a computer game that I play, it’s Club Penguin. The main idea is that at first I was trying to copy the box world but then I just went to space.“

by Wes, age 6, Greenville South Carolina, USA.

"This maze is a puppy maze. Made of three puppy houses there are confusing pathways and a zip line all to help play tricks on the greedy poodle pup. All the clear yellow blocks are stink bombs."

by Jedd, age 6, Adelaide, South Australia.

"This is a maze where all the guys are trapped by the walls, and the machine on the side can lift them out"

by Jai, age 9, Sooke, British Columbia, Canada.

"This is a labyrinth. There are a bunch of people lost inside it. Only one person found their way through. I have labeled the Start (left) and Finish (right)."

by Christopher 6, Texas, USA.

by Malcolm, age 9, Guelph, Ontario, Canada.

"The figures in my maze are divided into two groups. Four are protectors of the maze. Seven are trying to get from the start to the finish. The protectors protect the crystal at the end. One of the Hagrids is protecting the exit. The green Alien is protecting the entrance. The Rock Monster and other Hagrid are protecting the middle of the maze."

by Ben, age 6, Lexington, Virginia, USA.

"This labyrinth is in medieval times. People need to get torches before going through because it is a night-time labyrinth. In front is the torch shop."

by Emma, age 7, Texas, USA.

by Isaac, age 12, Texas, USA.

by Orion age 7, California, US.

"It's a really fun maze, that's tricky to get out of."

by Simon, age 8, Saskatchewan, Canada.

"This is a LEGO Labyrinth. The 'ball' I used is actually a LEGO head! I made the walls taller so the LEGO 'ball' doesn't fall out."

by Zephyr, age 8, Wichita, Kansas, USA.

"This a labryth that has a mind control piece, a ninja sword, laser guns and swords. The evil God, Zorga decided to put these people inside the labyrinth as punishment. There is one way to escape: the brown wall at the very back is actually a door."