Printable Train Tracks Puzzles
Free Train Tracks puzzle sheets to print or save as a PDF, with an answer key. Pick a size, choose how many, and a fresh set is ready in a second.
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How to print Train Tracks puzzles
- Choose Easy 5×5, Medium 7×7 or Hard 9×9.
- Choose how many puzzles you want, and whether to include the answer key.
- Press Print or save as PDF. Pick your printer, or choose Save as PDF to keep a file.
- Press New set any time for different puzzles.
How to solve them on paper
Draw one unbroken railway from A to B. The number beside each row and column says how many squares in it hold track, and the grey squares start with a piece already placed. Pencil in the squares you know, cross out the empty ones, and the rest follows. If you're new, the beginner's guide explains the first steps and the step-by-step guide covers the deductions. Stuck on a sheet? Type it into the free solver. Coming from Puzzle Madness? See how this site compares.
Frequently asked questions
How do I download Train Tracks puzzles as a PDF?
Choose a size and how many puzzles you want, then press Print or save as PDF. In the print window pick Save as PDF as the destination (on a phone, use Share, then Print) and you have a file you can keep or send.
Are the answers included?
Yes. Leave the answer key box ticked and the last page shows every puzzle solved. Untick it if you only want the puzzles.
Does every printable puzzle have just one solution?
Yes. Each puzzle can be finished by logic alone, so it has exactly one correct railway and never needs guessing.
How many puzzles can I print?
Up to 12 per set, with as many sets as you like. Press New set for a fresh batch, or enter the same set number again to print the same puzzles another time.
What size should I choose?
Easy 5×5 puzzles take a couple of minutes and suit beginners and kids. Medium 7×7 is the usual newspaper size. Hard 9×9 gives the longest railways and fits four to a page.
Is there a Train Tracks puzzle book?
Train Tracks appears in many puzzle books and magazines, often under the name Tracks or Rail Tracks. You don't need to buy one to get more: this page makes a new sheet whenever you want one, and you can also play online or use the solver to check an answer.