Number Path is a single-stroke puzzle. Start on the square marked 1 and draw one continuous path, square to neighbouring square, that covers the whole grid.
The numbers are checkpoints: the path must reach 2 after 1, then 3, and so on, finishing on the highest number. Thick walls block the way between squares.
The trick is to look for squares that can only be entered one way, and for moves that would cut the unvisited squares in two. It plays like the popular daily number path puzzles.
Draw one path from 1 that passes through every square once, reaching the numbers in order and ending on the highest number.
The full guide, with a worked example and common mistakes: How to play Number Path.
Yes — one path, every square, numbers in order, and walls, just like the popular daily versions.
A thick line between two squares means the path can’t step directly between them.
Yes — every puzzle here is checked to have exactly one path.
Open the Number Path Solver, type the numbers, add any walls and press Solve.