The Labyrinth is in a public area and is open at any time. However please be mindful that it is on the Church grounds and other events may be happening.
| Type/Design | Builder/Designer | Size | Date of Construction | Wheelchair Accessible? |
| Medieval 11-Circuit | Built by Boy Scout Troop 1 | 38 ft. diameter | No |
| GOOGLE MAP | WEBSITE | PHONE | |
| LINK | LINK | 512-345-8866 | fpc@fpcaustin.org |
Such a beautiful annual anniversary trip to Port Aransas, Texas (November 10) with Lindsay! The waters were high so space was limited. If felt as if the day stretched on and on in a glorious way. Visit this Project Page. Visit the Google Photo Album.
There are four base designs that most labyrinths originate from, each with distinct patterns and historical origins. The Classical, Medieval, Roman, and Contemporary. A much more detailed description, with variations on each, can be found on the World-Wide Labyrinth...
This video shows how to create a simple four-circuit classical labyrinth starting with the labyrinth seed.
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