Louisiana's Enchanting 1-Mile Magic Of Lights Holiday Drive-Thru Is Sure To Delight
Jackie Ann
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It’s the holiday season, y’all! Soon our evenings will be illuminated with the displays of millions of twinkling lights that would even put the Grinch in the holiday spirit. This year, kick off your holiday festivities with a drive through this Candy Cane Lane in Louisiana. Located in Calhoun it’s one of the most special holiday light displays in the state, and you never even have to leave your car to see it! Come along as we show you why we love it so much and are sure you will too! Let’s take a closer look:
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For more information, be sure to check out the Candy Cane Lane website and give them a follow on the Candy Cane Lane Drive Thru Christmas Light Park Facebook page.
Have you visited Candy Cane Lane in previous years? Are you planning a trip this year? If you’ve been, would you say it is one of the best ways to enjoy Christmas in Louisiana? How about winter in Louisiana? Let us know in the comments below!
If you’d like to stay a night or two in a nearby bigger city, consider the Courtyard Shreveport-Bossier City/Louisiana Boardwalk.
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- The Mississippi River Trail in Baton Rouge is an easy, level, 5-mile out-and back trail.
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- Oktoberfest New Orleans features authentic German food, german wines, music, dancing, and the traditional Beer Stein Holding Contest.
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- Caddo Lake in Shreveport is popular for fishing, waterskiing, and boating.
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