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Labyrinths
near the
North Bay
Bees N Blooms
3883 Petaluma Hill Road
Santa Rosa
beesnblooms.com
Grace Cathedral
1100 California St.
San Francisco
gracecathedral.org
Hal Brown Park
at Creekside
250 Bon Air Road
Kentfield
marincountyparks.org
Lands End
680 Point Lobos Ave.
San Francisco
parkconservancy.org
Robert Louis Stevenson
State Park
4824 Lake County Highway
Calistoga
parks.ca.gov
University of Redlands -
Marin Campus
105 Seminary Road
San Anselmo
redlands.edu
provide a spiritual awakening as well.
You can draw your own, find online
examples, or use a small model. Trac-
ing the journey with your finger and
following the same steps with your
attention as above can be meditative.
This method offers a simple solution
for a mind break or stress buster during
any hectic day.
Remember that there is really no right
or wrong way to labyrinth. This is an
individual exercise providing individual
results. You can still quietly enjoy with
friends, and then share your experienc-
es when everyone is finished. Whether
alone or in a group, and whether at
an outside or finger labyrinth, you will
likely find peace and enlightenment in
your journey.
Check with shelter in place guide-
lines before venturing out to North Bay
labyrinths. Marin County's link to the
current status is marincountyparks.org/
parkspreserves/covid19.
Top to bottom: Lands End in San Francisco; outside Grace Cathedral in San Francisco;
Hal Brown Park at Creekside in Greenbrae; Grace Cathedral interior labyrinth with stained
glass reflections. Right: Labyrinth inside Grace Cathedral is bathed in light from stained glass
windows. – Photos courtesy of Will Elder, Grace Cathedral, Marin County Parks
