Last updated: April 2, 2021
Place
Waterfront Park: Labyrinth

Wheelchair Accessible
Visit the Labyrinth at Georgetown Waterfront Park!
Labyrinths are used in many faiths in many parts of the world as conduits for meditation, prayer and mental health. It is an ancient method that can help decrease the stress in a hectic world. Visitors to Georgetown Waterfront Park are encouraged to visit the labyrinth and take part in traveling this ancient meditative pathway.
Labyrinths and mazes differ since labyrinths have only one path--there are no dead ends in a labyrinth and no way to get lost.
Visitors to the labyrinth are encouraged to follow the tan part of the pathway into the labyrinth. Follow these steps for a mentally calming experience.
Prepare:
Take a moment to relax and reflect. Take deep breaths and slowly step on to the tan pathway.The Journey In:
Release concerns and quiet the mind, continue to take slow, deep breaths.