In person · Spokane County
Where should we walk?
You choose where the labyrinth walks happen. Here are 13 labyrinths in Spokane County, each with its pattern, hours, access and how to find it. Browse them, then tell Lori which ones you'd most like to walk.
Visiting one on your own first is welcome too. Check the hours before you go, since churches and campuses change them.
Spokane, WA 99217
Spokane Community College
Classical · 7 circuits30 ft across
Built by students in 2004 and moved beside the river in 2016. The oldest and simplest form: all the turns on one axis, so the rhythm is even the whole way.
- Hours
- Always open — public campus
- Address
- 1810 N Greene St, Spokane, WA 99217 · Directions
- Finding it
- North side of campus, beside the river.
Spokane, WA 99224
Unitarian Universalist Church of Spokane
Triple spiral52 ft acrossWheelchair accessible
Three joined spirals in stone, one continuous path. Where most labyrinths ask you to follow, a triple spiral asks you to choose which of the three you need today.
- Hours
- Monday to Thursday, 10am–2pm
- Address
- 4340 W Whistalks Way, Spokane, WA 99224 · Directions
- Finding it
- Just behind the Memorial Garden. Wheelchair accessible.
- Phone
- 509-325-6383
Spokane, WA 99202
Polly's Path — St. John's Cathedral
Medieval-style · 5 circuits31 ft across
The cathedral's outdoor labyrinth, on the lawn just south across 12th Avenue. Laid in the summer of 2020 in memory of Polly McMahon, a long-time member. Open at all hours.
- Hours
- Always open
- Address
- 127 E 12th Ave, Spokane, WA 99202 · Directions
- Finding it
- On the lawn south of the cathedral.
- Phone
- 509-838-4277
Spokane, WA 99202
The Square Labyrinth — St. John's Great Hall
Roman · squareWheelchair accessibleIndoors
Set into the floor of the cathedral's Great Hall in 2013: a square Roman design, walked a quadrant at a time rather than in rings. Indoors, so it works in any weather, including snow.
- Hours
- Monday to Friday, 10am–3pm
- Address
- 127 E 12th Ave, Spokane, WA 99202 · Directions
- Finding it
- Indoors, in the Great Hall.
- Phone
- 509-838-4277
Colbert, WA
Colbert Presbyterian Church
Chartres-style · 11 circuits75 ft across
A Chartres-style labyrinth with a fountain at the centre, laid in rock and garden material. Nearly twice the diameter of the labyrinth at Chartres Cathedral itself.
- Hours
- Dawn to dusk — no permission needed
- Address
- 4211 E Colbert Rd, Colbert, WA · Directions
- Finding it
- Behind the church, beside the timber-frame pavilion.
Nine Mile Falls, WA 99026
Our Lady of the Lake
Chartres-style · 11 circuits45 ft acrossWheelchair accessible
Four thousand brick pavers set by hand by parishioners in the summer of 2003. The paved surface makes it one of the few that work with a wheelchair.
- Hours
- Always open
- Address
- 6122 WA-291, Nine Mile Falls, WA 99026 · Directions
Spokane, WA 99208
Country Homes Christian Church
Medieval-style · 7 circuits25 ft across
Built by the church youth group in rock and garden material, in the trees beside the parking lot. Seven circuits in the medieval style, so it walks quite unlike the classical seven at SCC.
- Hours
- Always open
- Address
- 8415 N Wall St, Spokane, WA 99208 · Directions
- Finding it
- In the trees next to the parking lot, just south of the playground.
- Phone
- 509-466-3414
Spokane, WA 99201
West Central Episcopal Mission
Classical · 7 circuitsapprox. 40 ft across
A classical labyrinth in the community garden behind the church, laid in rock and garden by community volunteers.
- Hours
- Always open
- Address
- 1040 N Elm St, Spokane, WA 99201 · Directions
- Finding it
- In the community garden behind (north of) the church.
- Phone
- 509-326-6471
Spokane, WA 99208
Wyakin Park
Contemporary · free-form
Contemporary and free-form: a large natural space weaving through the pine trees, outlined by painted rocks. Designed by Bonita Zahara, built by Friends of Wyakin Park. The only one in the county on public park land.
- Hours
- Public park hours
- Address
- 6707 N Assembly St, Spokane, WA 99208 · Directions
- Finding it
- From the trailhead on Assembly, go north several hundred feet — the sign is on the left.
- Phone
- 509-230-9274
Spokane Valley, WA
Veradale United Church of Christ
Santa Rosa · 7 circuits
A Santa Rosa labyrinth cut into the sod and laid with brick as an Eagle Scout project. It has a heart space on the fourth circuit, an open place to pause on the way in. Santa Rosa design by Lea Goode-Harris, 1997.
- Hours
- Always open — in the church yard
- Address
- 611 N Progress Rd, Spokane Valley, WA · Directions
- Finding it
- In the church yard.
Spokane, WA 99212
Cara Anama House
Medieval-style · 5 circuits
A five-circuit labyrinth in brick pavers set in river rock, designed by The Labyrinth Company and built by David Milliken.
- Hours
- Public — call to confirm
- Address
- 3203 N Dale Rd, Spokane, WA 99212 · Directions
- Phone
- 509-218-8143
Spokane, WA 99223
South Hill Medical Centre
Medieval-style · 5 circuits28 ft acrossWheelchair accessible
Painted concrete on the southeast corner of the building, with a full scalloped rim around it. Wheelchair accessible.
- Hours
- Always open
- Address
- 4102 S Regal St, Spokane, WA 99223 · Directions
- Finding it
- On the southeast corner of the building.
Spokane Valley, WA 99216
Providence Medical Park
Santa Rosa · 7 circuits
A Santa Rosa in pavers on the lawn outside the west entrance, by the flagpole. The plaque dedicates it to the people who built the campus and invites you to walk slowly, praying or simply clearing your mind.
- Hours
- Outdoor, on the medical campus
- Address
- 16528 E Desmet Ct, Spokane Valley, WA 99216 · Directions
- Finding it
- On the lawn outside the west entrance of the Inland Imaging building, by the flagpole.
Details gathered by Lori C. Obbie from each site and its own published information. Labyrinths on church and private grounds are shared generously by their owners; please walk quietly and leave each one as you found it.
