Welcome to Locust Grove Labyrinth!
3684 Lockport Road, Oakfield, New York 14125
7-circuit Chartres-style stone and gravel labyrinth
Dedicated July 24, 2021
A labyrinth is a winding path with one route leading into its center and the same path leading back out again. It is not a maze. No one can ever get lost or make a mistake, and everyone can benefit from walking a labyrinth.
Come on out to Locust Grove
Enjoy your Walk!
Check out our information kiosk, built by Wayne Shamblin, an amazing craftsman. In July 2021, he and a team of dedicated volunteers designed and built Locust Grove Labyrinth in less than two weeks!
Walking a labyrinth can help reduce stress, quiet minds, open hearts, foster creativity, promote wellness, increase self-awareness, encourage spiritual growth, establish calm, and integrate mind, body, and spirit.
After your labyrinth walk, please share your experience by writing in our guest book. Feel free to take a finger labyrinth with you as well as flyers about our upcoming events and workshops.
Our Labyrinth in Numbers
43′
diameter
7
circuits
10
tons of gravel
100%
different for each person
Each walk is as unique as its traveler
Labyrinths can be used for:
- rituals
- prayer
- meditation
- healing
- gratitude
- release
- problem-solving
- creativity
- contemplation
- inspiration
- celebration
- stress-reduction
- introspection
- self-discovery
- grieving
- centering
- loving-kindness
- spiritual growth
- exercise
- and more
Labyrinths can be viewed as metaphors for life.
“Space of peace”
Thank you for creating this space of peace, of renewal, of being one with nature and with others who have yet to come.
Susan
“Blessings”
Blessings to each one who conceived this opportunity, to all whose work brought it to completion, and to anyone who travels it.
Konrad
“We’ll be back“
Such a beautiful space! The labyrinth is calming and a wonder. Thank you for sharing your quiet path with us.
Tom and Ellen
The center rose in Chartres style labyrinths is widely accepted as embodying beauty, love, and enlightenment.
- Many view the petals in the center rose as symbolizing the aspects of creation: mineral, vegetable, animal, human, the spirit world and the mystery of the unknown.
- Others look at the petals in the center rose as representative of the chakras: root, sacral, solar plexus, heart, throat, third eye and crown.
Celebrate World Labyrinth Day at Locust Grove Labyrinth
3684 Lockport Road, Oakfield, NY 14125
Join us for a drum circle.
Saturday, May 3, 2025 6:00 – 7:00 pm
Rain or Shine
Labyrinth Open All Day!
Every year on the first Saturday in May thousands of people around the globe participate in World Labyrinth Day as a moving meditation for world peace and celebration of the labyrinth experience. Join us for a brief grounding meditation and a “Walk as One at 1” to create a rolling wave of peaceful energy passing from one time zone to the next.
Customized Rituals
- Connect with us to custom design a program for your family, your friend group, or your colleagues
- Commemorate, celebrate, create, and connect
Walks are always free of charge.
Donations for maintenance and improvements are humbly accepted.
On your labyrinth walk, you may wish to follow the three R’s:
- Release:
- On the way in, open the heart
- Quiet the mind
- Be kind to yourself—thoughts will come and go
- Receive:
- In the center, rest, pray, meditate, or just be
- Remain open to experiencing whatever the moment offers
- Reflect
- On the way out, review
- Consider the many meaningful connections in your life
Looking for other labyrinth experiences?
- Visit the World Wide Labyrinth Locator (https://labyrinthlocator.com/) to find labyrinths in each state and across the world.
- Download the free app, Labyrinth Journey (https://labyrinthjourney.app/), which allows users to “walk” with their fingers.
- Visit the World Labyrinth Day site (https://www.worldlabyrinthday.org/) to learn more about this annual celebration now in its 14th year.
Mindful Life Connections 