Garden mazes are usually built from hedges, but there are examples made from wooden fences and even masonry
The aim is usually to find your way to the centre
and then back out again, without too much damage
Since they are often geometric in design, the pattern of a maze can easily be converted to brickwork
If you follow the blue line, it starts bottom-left and ends in the centre
Image from Wikipedia
Missouri Botanical GardensImage from Travelpod.com
Monash Maze, AustraliaImage from Australian Traveler.net
Kryal Castle, AustraliaThe aim is usually to find your way to the centre
and then back out again, without too much damage
Image from Southwillard.com
Some mazes are flat, or 2-DimensionalImage from Geograph.org
Kentwell Hall, SuffolkSince they are often geometric in design, the pattern of a maze can easily be converted to brickwork
Brickwork designed by Anne Dec '10
If you follow the cream bricks, there is a path through the panel, from left to rightIt was adapted from this picture
If you follow the blue line, it starts bottom-left and ends in the centre
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