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This algorithm allows a person with a compass to find their way from any point inside to an outer exit of any finite two-dimensional maze, regardless of the initial position of the solver. However, this algorithm will not work in doing the reverse, namely finding the way from an entrance on the outside of a maze to some end goal within it.
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[[File:Maze tremaux.gif|left|thumb| Trémaux's algorithm]]
Trémaux's algorithm, invented by [[Charles Pierre Trémaux]],<ref>Public conference, December 2, 2010 – by professor [[Jean Pelletier-Thibert]] in Academie de Macon (Burgundy – France) – (Abstract published in the Annals academic, March 2011 – {{ISSN|0980-6032}}) <br/>Charles Tremaux (° 1859 – † 1882) Ecole Polytechnique of Paris (X:1876), French engineer of the telegraph</ref> is an efficient method to find the way out of a maze that requires drawing lines on the floor to mark a path, and is guaranteed to work for all mazes that have well-defined passages.<ref name="Récréations Mathématiques">Édouard Lucas: ''Récréations Mathématiques'' Volume I, 1882.</ref>
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