Oct 5, 2026, 3:10 AM

I had the coolest experience today. I went with a friend to the relatively new Biidaasige Park in Toronto. It's full of all manner of fun and beautiful things, but one of my favourites was this tactile labyrinth. I knew about these, line patterns drawn on the ground that one can walk through meditatively, but this was the first time I'd encountered a tactile one that I could explore independantly. The edges are raised about 5cm so my cane could track them easily.

Image description: The image shows a walking labyrinth on gravel ground, marked by raised, twisted black textured guides forming concentric spiral paths. These guides help walkers follow the labyrinth's route with their feet or a cane. In the center of the labyrinth, there is a shell-shaped object. A white cane with a red tip is touching one of the black guides. Beyond the labyrinth, there is a grassy park with trees, a pedestrian path, and a skyline of tall city buildings under a cloudy sky. Photo by Leehe Lev.

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