8 different mazes in LABI park: the biggest maze adventure in Lithuania
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8 different mazes in one park: the biggest maze adventure in Lithuania

The biggest maze adventure in Lithuania awaited us at LABI Park in Anykščiai, where we tried not just one but many completely different mazes from the record-breaking corn maze and the impressive willow labyrinth to the mirror, ribbon, and other unexpected challenges. Here, every maze has its own idea, level of difficulty, and emotion, so there’s never any time to get bored.

LABI Park is much more than an ordinary amusement park. In LABI Park, mazes are the biggest attraction – 8 different mazes in one park: the biggest maze adventure in Lithuania. Not surprisingly, the park boasts three Lithuanian records, and its labyrinths make this place unique not only in Lithuania but also in the Baltic States.

8 different mazes in LABI park: the biggest maze adventure in Lithuania
8 different mazes in LABI park: the biggest maze adventure in Lithuania

8 different mazes in LABI park: the biggest maze adventure

At LABI Park, you’ll find eight labyrinths of varying difficulty. Visitors are greeted not only by these diverse mazes but also by more than 35 different outdoor attractions, a children’s playground, picnic area, and café. Like all other park activities, the mazes are included in the price of a single ticket!

Before diving into the outdoor mazes, it’s recommended to wear comfortable shoes and loose-fitting clothes. Good footwear will come in handy, especially if you aim to try all the labyrinths in LABI Park you’ll end up walking nearly 5 kilometers. Comfortable clothing is also a must for enjoying the park’s other activities, as most are active and require different physical skills. If you’re planning a visit after a rainy day, don’t hesitate to wear rubber boots.

Corn Maze

This maze stands out from the others at the park for its size and complexity. This year, visitors will find a winding path almost 1.5 km long. You’ll need both patience and a map, which you can get at the ticket office or entrance to the corn maze.

The corn maze is unique not just because of its size but also its origin story. Each twist and turn was imagined, planned, and drawn by the park’s founder, Deividas!

Note: Before visiting, we recommend contacting LABI Park administration to check whether the maze is open to visitors.

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Hemp Maze

The hemp maze is one of those nature attractions you sense before you see the distinctive aroma of hemp fills the air. Once inside, you quickly realize that normal orientation skills won’t help: the plants grow up to 2.5 meters high, so you can’t see any park buildings or trees above them. You’ll have to rely on your instincts, the sun, or just a good sense of humor. All you’ll see is the sky and the tall, sprawling hemp leaves.

Don’t worry – this maze isn’t large or tricky, so even if you lose your way for a few minutes, you’ll quickly find the exit again. That’s why it’s a great introduction for those who’ve never tried a labyrinth before a gentle entry before tackling more serious challenges.

Note: Before visiting, we recommend contacting LABI Park administration to check whether the maze is open to visitors.

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Great Willow Maze

The Great Maze is officially recognized by the Records Academy as the largest and only one of its kind in Lithuania! Its area is 1,977 sq. meters, with paths totaling 951 meters in length. As a result, it has become LABI Park’s pride and its most challenging maze. To complete it, you’ll have to accomplish several tasks. First, find your way to the observation platform in a tree. Once there, be sure to climb up and enjoy the view – it’s truly unique. From here, you can admire the “labyrinth picture,” which is perfect for a special selfie! After enjoying the view from the platform, it’s time to focus and find the exit. In the end, you’ll have to cover half the maze to get out. So, onward!

Moreover, The Great Maze, like the others in the park, is a wonderful activity for both children and adults. Thanks to its high, lush willow walls, your search for the exit becomes a real jungle adventure. However, although the maze may look like a jungle, you won’t find any wild animals inside, so there’s no need to worry – a tiger or panther won’t jump out at you.

Note: Before visiting, we recommend contacting LABI Park administration to check whether the maze is open to visitors.

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Energy Labyrinth

If you want to gain more energy, positive thoughts, and harmony in your life, the Energy Labyrinth is the best choice. It’s a great way to relax and connect with nature, to find satisfaction within yourself, and to discover balance. The maze is specifically designed for this purpose.

As you walk through the Energy Labyrinth, you mentally communicate with yourself and with nature, which helps you completely relax and reach a meditative state. That’s why we recommend walking this maze in silence, blinking slowly, and letting your body fully unwind. The special geometric design amplifies the energy and vibration around you, helping you relax and recharge.

The Energy Labyrinth is suitable for visitors of all ages and fitness levels. If you enjoyed the experience, feel free to walk it again you might have a new sensation each time. When nature and people connect, you get a wonderful result: a boost of positive energy to carry with you.

Energy labyrinth at LABI Park
Energy labyrinth at LABI Park
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Horror Maze

Every visitor entering the territory of LABI Park asks: “What’s inside that huge dome?” That’s where you’ll find the Horror Maze a dark, cobweb-filled, eerie-sounding, mysterious place. Once you walk in, not everyone dares to take another step. Strange sounds, whispers, and darkness will make even the bravest adventurers question their courage.

The Horror Maze is unique in Lithuania, as it hides three interactive zombies. They scream, move, shake the walls, and react to your movements. So, get ready for surprises in the most unexpected parts of the maze. Does it sound scary? It might, but it’s not as terrifying as it seems. Although the zombies look frightening, not everyone gets scared. It all depends on your mood and fears before you enter. However, parents before taking children into this maze, be sure to read its description and rules. If your children are afraid, go together or skip it.

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Ribbon Maze

The Ribbon Maze is the only one of its kind in Lithuania distinctive and unique, and it will fill you with joy! Step in and you’ll enter a fiesta of colors and music where you’ll want to linger. Inside, you’ll see nothing but a sea of colors. Countless colorful ribbons make the search for the exit more difficult as they wind around your arms and legs like jungle vines, slowing you down and blocking your view. It may sound a bit intimidating, but not so much that you wouldn’t want to try it!

Although the maze isn’t large, the colorful lights and rhythmic music will distract you, making it feel much more confusing. The best way to experience the Ribbon Maze is with friends or family hold hands and go in together. It’s much more fun that way, and the shared experience will bring you closer.

By the way, this is one of the favorite attractions for our youngest visitors. This maze brings so much laughter and joy to children!

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Mirror Maze

Mirrors are mysterious objects that can make you feel very strange. Many people say that looking into several mirrors at once creates unusual sensations, making the Mirror Maze a wonderful experience for anyone aged 3 and up who wants to enter a magical world.

To visit the Mirror Maze, you’ll need courage, as it’s a place where you can have unique experiences. Mirrors placed side by side are very confusing. You’ll see yourself everywhere! Your goal is to find your way out of the kingdom of mirrors. Do you think it will be easy? All you need is a good tactic and purposeful steps, right? Not quite, because special lights will make the maze even more magical and, at the same time, harder to navigate. While you’re looking for the exit, stop for a moment and take a photo after all, this is a unique place, where dozens of your reflections and magical colors blend.

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Finger Maze

The smallest visitors or their parents can test their dexterity at the smallest maze in LABI Park the Finger Maze.

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