Lost Dutchman Labyrinth - Apache Junction, AZ
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N 33° 26.821 W 111° 30.076
12S E 453411 N 3700957
Come walk the labyrinth at Superstition Mountain Museum. This labyrinth was created by long-time volunteer, J.J.Pelletier. Museum grounds are open at 9 a.m.
Waymark Code: WM1348Z
Location: Arizona, United States
Date Posted: 09/12/2020
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An unusual feature for a museum, the labyrinth is a walking meditation opportunity with a single winding path from the edge to the center: no tricks - just a single path, no dead ends. Labyrinths date back at least 3500 years. They combine older symbols - including the circle, spiral and meander (indirect course). Labyrinths represent the journey inward to our true selves and back out into the everyday world. When you reach the center, ring the bell.
The labyrinth consists of a packed earthen trail with rocks outlining the path. The setting offers views of the desert and the Superstition Mountains, as well as many display areas on the grounds. There are nearby trees, and birds to 'chirp' you on as you progress in your journey. Enjoy!
Availability: Public
Status: Permanent
Indoor/Outdoor: Outdoor
Location:
4087 N. Apache Trail (Highway 88)
Apache Junction, Arizona United States
85119
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Visit Instructions:
Pictures desired but not required. Please post your thoughts and feelings inspired by the labyrinth.