Encouraging a connection with nature, the Snoopy Labyrinth unfolds for visitors just to the east of the Museum’s entrance. Differing from mazes, which feature false starts and dead ends, labyrinths feature only a single winding path. The Museum’s labyrinth, in the shape of Snoopy’s head, celebrates a love of Peanuts.

Designed by Lea Goode-Harris of Santa Rosa Labyrinth Foundation, the path through Snoopy’s Labyrinth was designed as a journey of self-discovery and to bring joy to visitors.

Can you find Snoopy’s nose, eye, eyebrow, and ear?

Snoopy’s nose, eye, and ear are for sitting, contemplation, and reflection upon the surrounding natural beauty. Snoopy’s gaze is toward the 5:52 Summer Solstice sunrise. From Snoopy’s ear, you look upon a beautiful sycamore tree and towards the heart of the city of Santa Rosa. As you sit, try to sense what Snoopy senses.