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Grace Cathedral Labyrinth

San Francisco, California

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The labyrinth at Grace Cathedral is modeled after the one at Chartres Cathedral in France, offering a meditative path for visitors.

The labyrinth is an eleven-circuit pattern, which is a classical design used for meditation and reflection.

Visitors can walk the labyrinth for free, making it a popular spot for both locals and tourists seeking tranquility.

In addition to the outdoor labyrinth, there is also an indoor labyrinth available for walking, especially during inclement weather.

The labyrinth is used as a tool for spiritual wellness, encouraging mindfulness and stress reduction among its visitors.

Labyrinths have been used in Christian spirituality since the Middle Ages as a symbolic pilgrimage or journey to the divine.

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