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Home > Arts & EntertainmentLabyrinths in the Finger Lakes
To enter a labyrinth is to embark on a personal journey on the path of consciousness--a path of spiritual growth through cleansing, self-seeking, and renewal. The traditional labyrinth has 11 concentric circles with 34 turns before one reaches the center. But other labyrinths exist and can be just as enjoyable. The Finger Lakes offers many opportunities to partake in these "inner" journeys. KEYPublic or Private--If a labyrinth is listed as public, this indicates that it is in a place that is always open to the public. If the labyrinth is listed as private, you need to make an appointment to visit it. Portable or Permanent--Canvas labyrinths are portable and, consequently, are only on display at certain times. You should call for times of display. Permanent labyrinths are available all the time. WA--Wheelchair accessible
LIVINGSTON COUNTYLinwood Gardens1912 York Rd. Pavilion, NY 14525 585-584-3913 Private/Permanent/WA MONROE COUNTYAsbury First United Methodist Church1050 East Ave. Rochester, NY 14607 585-271-1050 Contact: The Rev. Margie Mayson Public/Portable Labyrinth House2071 Westfall Rd. Rochester, NY 14618 585-256-3384 Contact: Joy Bergfalk Public/Permanent Labyrinth Quest23 Hobart St. Rochester, NY 14611 585-436-9174 Contact: Harriette Royer Public/Portable LaDuque Labyrinth123 Biltmore Dr. Rochester, NY 14617 585-467-0704 Contact: Donna & Skip LaDuque Private/Permanent Ministries3791 St. Paul Blvd. Rochester, NY 14617 585-467-2614 Contact: Jodi Aman Public/Portable Pierson Labyrinth1089 Bowerman Rd. Scottsville, NY 14546 585-889-4174 Contact: Robert Pierson Private/Permanent/WA Labyrinth was located and built by dowsing and is said to have a very high energy vortex at its center.
Tinker HomesteadDavid A. Dimeo Memorial Labyrith 1585 Calkins Rd. Henrietta, NY 14467 585-359-7042 Contact: David Oliver Public/Permanent/WA
ONONDAGA COUNTYThe Reformed Church of Syracuse1228 Teall Ave. Syracuse, NY 13206 315-479-5472 Contact: The Rev. Lucie Perkins Public/Portable ONTARIO COUNTYClifton Springs Hospital2 Coulter Rd. Clifton Springs, NY 14432 315-462-0390 Contact: Charlotte Wytias Public/Permanent/WA
Quiet Meadows5787 Barnes Rd. Canandaigua, NY 14424 585-396-2034 Contact: David & Jacqueline Johnson Private/Permanent SCHUYLER COUNTYSkyland Farm4966 State Rt. 414 Burdett, NY 14818 607-546-5050 Public/Permanent The Stonecat Café5315 State Route 414 Hector, NY 14841 Contact: Lisa Lang, 607-582-7797 Public/Permanent Open March through Novermber. Perennials, herbs, and organically grown vegetables patterned in the colors of the chakra.
SENECA COUNTYAmazeing Acres9803 Lodi Center Rd. Hector, NY 14841 607-592-5493 Private/Permanent/WA TOMPKINS COUNTYFoundation of Light399 Turkey Hill Rd. Ithaca, NY 14850 607-273-9550 Contact: Mary Gilliland Public/Permanent Hospicare172 E. King Rd. Ithaca, NY 14850 607-272-0212 Public/Permanent Moonlight Labyrinth133 Compton Rd. Ithaca, NY 14850 607-277-3807 Contact: Janis Strope Private/Permanent/WA Turtle Walk at Foxglove Bed & Breakfast28 Main St. Freeville, NY 13068 888-436-8608 Contact: Sue Hoback Public/Permanent
Updated 13 October 2013
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