The park contains the largest collection of wooden maze structures in the Baltic states.
The sculptures are carved by local Latvian artisans, often depicting folklore characters and animals.
Some mazes are built using recycled materials and salvaged wood to minimize environmental impact.
The layout of the park changes slightly each year as new sculptures are added and old ones are rotated.
It is one of the few outdoor attractions in the region that allows visitors to physically climb on a majority of the installations.
Beverīnas labirinti is a sprawling outdoor theme park in rural Latvia featuring over 350 large-scale wooden sculptures and numerous complex mazes. The site occupies a large area in the Brenguļi parish, designed specifically for active exploration through forested and open-field paths. Visitors navigate different types of mazes constructed from various materials, including wood, stone, and vegetation. The park is privately maintained and serves as an interactive outdoor gallery where the art is meant to be touched and climbed. It functions primarily as a family-oriented destination emphasizing physical movement and puzzle-solving. The landscape is purposefully rugged, integrating artistic woodwork into the natural environment of the Vidzeme region.
The raised wooden observation platform that offers a view over the center of the main hedge maze.
Wear sturdy, closed-toe walking shoes as the terrain includes uneven grass, gravel, and forest paths.
Bring mosquito repellent, particularly if visiting during mid-summer months, due to the proximity to forest areas.
Plan to participate in the various skill games located throughout the maze paths, as they are included in the experience.
Attempting to visit during heavy rain, as the natural paths become muddy and slippery.
Open seasonally from spring through autumn; closed during winter months due to snow coverage.
Respect the sculptures by not carving into the wood; climbing is permitted only on designated interactive pieces.
