Over 300 labyrinth books are now in print. View the whole collection here.

Labyrinth Tenders, Michele Fry and John Nagle of Baton Rouge, Louisiana commemorated their 70' diameter grass labyrinth on New Years Night, 2000, and the site has been open to the public ever since. One of the largest in the country, it's easy to find, an hour's drive from Lafayette, New Orleans, and Mandeville, and only two hours from the Mississippi Gulf Coast region.  Situated on several acres, the grounds have ample parking and seating areas for large groups (no busses, please).  Individual or group walks may be taken without assistance, or facilitated.  Facilitated walks include instruction, and/or assisted walks.

Classical 11-circuit Chartres pattern.	This is the pattern of our labyrinth, and the red marks show your progress through each leg of the walk. The path is 1/2 mile long and takes about 1/2 hour to complete, depending on your pace and how long you rest in the center. It's a really nice walk!		the central rosette
	Animated labyrinth art, courtesy of Sig Lonegren, Mid Atlantic Geomancy.

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• LABYRINTH PHOTOS (more photos of our labyrinth, including arial shot and night lighting)
• MICHELE'S PERCEPTIONS ABOUT THE LABYRINTH (research)
• How To Use This Labyrinth (a page to print out before you come)
• Labyrinth Links (finding other sites to visit)
• Guest Book Comments (what our visitors have experienced, in their own words. Add your comments here.)
• LABYRINTH CONSTRUCTION/CONSULTATION SERVICE (build a labyrinth in your community or in your yard)

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