We present a parallel method for solving the eikonal equation associated with level set redistancing. Fast marching [1,2] and fast sweeping [3] are the most popular redistancing methods due to their efficiency and relative simplicity. However, these methods require propagation of information from the zero-isocontour outwards, and this data dependence complicates efficient implementation on today's multiprocessor hardware. Recently an interesting alternative view has been developed that utilizes the Hopf-Lax formulation of the solution to the eikonal equation [4,5]. In this approach, the signed distance at an arbitrary point is obtained without the need of distance information from neighboring points. We extend the work of Lee et al. [4] to redistance functions defined via interpolation over a regular grid. The grid-based definition is essential for practical application in level set methods. We demonstrate the effectiveness of our approach with GPU parallelism on a number of representative examples.