Labyrinth Locations

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• Das Labyrinth
  Ilse Seifried's website of the labyrinths of Austria. The site notes locations,
  examples, its use in therapy and more. In German.
• Georgia Labyrinths
  Bob Peach provides information on labyrinths available to the public in the State of Georgia (USA) as well as suggestions for walking and blessing labyrinths and information on Taize services.
• Houston Labyrinth Network
  The Houston Labyrinth Network provides a path of connectivity for all who work with the labyrinth in the Houston area and a list of regional labyrinths.
• Kincardine Labyrinth Peace Garden
  This web site is about a chalice-design labyrinth in Kincardine, Ontario Canada.
• Labyrinth Project International
  Public Women's places worldwide. A new site in Zurich, Switzerland.
• Labyrinthe
  contains a list of newly constructed labyrinths (with photos) found in Germany and photos of three historic German turf labyrinths. In German.
• Labyrinths in North Carolina
  LINCS people to the labyrinths in this East Coast state. Features labyrinth etiquette, photographs, links and references.
• Paths of Peace

  Lisa Gidlow Moriarty, artist and certified facilitator, designs labyrinths, offers workshops, labyrinth products and canvas rentals. Lisa has eight labyrinths on her property in Minnesota.

• Rachel Roggel-The Button Lady
  Roggel's conceptual art works are embellished with thousands of buttons, buttonholes and beads. The shape, size, texture and material of the buttons are used to express ideas, while buttonholes represent hurt and emptiness but also new opportunities.
• Redsun Labyrinth
  This site offers information about Redsun Labyrinth located in the Montana mountains
  which is available for spiritual journeys, retreats and celebrations. Journals embossed with the Chartres pattern are also available.
• Relax-4-Life
  Neal Harris, workshop facilitator, offers single and two-person wood finger labyrinths, other labyrinth products and two portable walking labyrinths for rent/sale. Information on first permanent, public labyrinth in Illinois.
• Surrender to the Heart
  Rebecca Rodriguez has created the Labyrinth of The Lake. She offers workshops and Labyrinth Inspiration Cards.
• The Cajalco Labyrinth
  site features two permanent, privately owned rock labyrinths. Full moon labyrinth walks are held monthly -- call for availability and directions.
• The Chartres website
  provides information about the town, the Cathedral and the labyrinth. The site is in French.
• The Labyrinth Coalition
  was founded as The Indiana Labyrinth Coalition to coordinate and co-promote labyrinth events and presentations in the area and serve as a resource for facilitators. It includes listings of public labyrinths and a directory of labyrinth directories.

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