Lands End Labyrinth

Iconic labyrinth in Lands End with beautiful views of the Golden Gate Bridge

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Set on a dramatic point in the Lands End area of Golden Gate National Recreation Area is the labyrinth - a rock bordered path that winds about itself until it reaches the center. Created by San Francisco artist Eduardo Aguilera, the Lands End Labyrinth is truly a special place to relax, find your center, and enjoy the stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge and across to the Marin Headlands.

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Unnamed Road, San Francisco, CA 94121, USA

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