Join a playful outdoor event celebrating the longest day of the year with an ancient practice to reflect and center. It’s our fifth annual Summer Solstice Labyrinth Walk, and this year we will be on the beach! This family friendly event features multiple labyrinths, a station for crafting your own finger labyrinth to take home, and a solstice bonfire. The event will be open-house style: drop in when it works for you.  

Labyrinths are a simple reflection form that allows the walker to journey inward to their truth, then outward into the world. They are a powerful tool to process challenges and find intention, clarity, and joy.

We are grateful for the labyrinth support of the Western Washington Labyrinth Network.

Contributions are warmly welcomed to meet our program expenses, which are about $25/person. Everyone is welcome to join in at whatever level is right for you: we all make this happen together!

Location:

We are meeting at the lower picnic shelter. Once you enter the park, go down the hill to the lowest parking lot. 

Go down the paved path from the parking lot down to the beach. The path crosses over the train tracks.

Contact GatherinGround.Seattle@gmail.com if you would like to find a carpool, or if you would like a pick up from or drop off to the bus stop.

Accessibility:

The shelter area is paved and has tables and benches. Labyrinths will be set up on sand and grass around the shelter. The bonfire will be next to the picnic shelter in a paved area with benches.

Bus stops for the 348 and 302 are a 0.6 mile walk from our meeting location, half of which is down/uphill.

Our meeting spot is 500 ft (about the length of a city block) from the parking lot. Part of the path is sloped. The path is paved with no steps.

There is a public restroom 100ft from our meeting place.

Masks are optional. 

Please contact us with any access needs.