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.
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.
Left standing all the way around the property line — the maze grid is inset by this much. Only the entrance and exit cut straight through it to the true edge.
The dashed line marks where the buffer ring meets the maze grid — only the gold spurs at the entrance and exit cut through it to the true field edge.
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.