A Bit of History

The Sisters Community Labyrinth was built by Sisters Cohort 3 of The Ford Family Foundation's Community Leadership course in 2012.

The leadership course was part of a series of training classes designed to create skilled, knowledgeable and motivated leaders to contribute to the development of a thriving rural community through collaboration with a diverse collective of organizations. As part of the training each cohort completed a project to present to the community.

The Sisters Community Labyrinth was one such project and was presented on December 1, 2012. More than $12,000 was raised for the project including a matching grant of $5,000 from the Ford Family Foundation.

Other major contributors included Bank of the Cascades, Campbell Foundation, Green Ridge Physical Therapy & Wellness, High Desert Aggregate, Jan and Jack McGowan, Rays Food Place, Sisters Park and Recreation District, and the City of Sisters.

The Cohort 3 Class consisted of Sandy Alfonso, Annie Andreson, Cindy Barnes, LIsa Bergren-Fetrow, Wendy Birnbaum, Mary Pat Clasen, Jordyn Clymens, Beth Hanson, Beth Knowles, KIristin Kovalik, jan McGowan, Corrie Ortner, Candy Park, Jeremiah Perry-Weed, Helen Schmidling, Taylor Sickau, Leanne Smith, Sharon Thorkildson, Daniel Vitelle, Angie Ward, and Sharlene Weed.

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Visit the labyrinth at East Portal

At the triangle of land where Old McKenzie Pass Highway 242 meets Highway 20/Cascade Avenue in Sisters, Oregon.

Usually, the entrance and driveway are located on W. Hood Avenue. Driveway may be closed during construction of the new park and transportation hub (2024–2025).

Restrooms open during summer only, until initial phase construction is completed (summer 2025 projected).

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