Grid Puzzles

For each of the following grids, the object is to start on any square, visit every other square exactly once, and return to your starting place. From each square, you can only move to another square in the same row or column. From a square with a number, you must jump that many squares in some direction. From a square containing an arrow, you must jump some number of squares in that direction. Here's an example:

The puzzle is shown on the left. The solution is shown on the right. Starting from the bottom left square, you should move 2 squares left, 1 square right, 1 square up, 1 square up, 1 square left, etc.

Each puzzle below has a unique solution. All puzzles copyright Erich Friedman, 1998.




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