Mark your field's corners with real GPS coordinates, set your mower's cutting width, and generate a maze with an exportable mowing route — GPX / KML for GPS guidance, CSV for a spreadsheet or GIS.
Save every setting on this page to a small file you can keep, email, or hand off — then load it later to regenerate the exact same maze without re-entering anything.
Get corner coordinates from your GPS unit, a phone map app (drop a pin, long-press), or Google Earth. Corner A is where the maze grid starts — it'll also be your default entrance corner.
Need coordinates? Open Google Maps ↗ — right-click any spot on the map and click the lat/lon shown at the top of the menu to copy it, then paste it below.
Walk (or look up on a map) each corner of your maze area in order — going around the field. Corner A becomes the entrance. It doesn't need to be a perfect rectangle; the maze grid stretches to fit any four-sided plot.
Path width should match (or slightly exceed) your mower's cutting width. Wall width is the strip of standing corn left between paths — usually 2–3 corn rows.