Chief’s Labyrinth at Muleshoe Bend Recreation Area

2820 Co Rd 414, Spicewood, Texas

Public access with entry fee. Reservations and hours of operation for tours and camping are available on the website: https://www.lcra.org/parks/muleshoe-bend or call 512-473-3366.

Please visit the Building Chief’s Labyrinth post for details on all the fun of building this beautiful labyrinth! Built by Nate Long with Blue Eye Art

For more photos of this Labyrinth (Google photo album)

Direct link to Location (Google Map)

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