Float Through Thousands Of Christmas Lights On Utah's Provo River With CLAS Ropes Course
Catherine Armstrong
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Seeing the twinkling lights at Christmastime is one of the best ways to get in the holiday spirit. You can head to Thanksgiving Point to see Luminaria or drive up north to Willard Bay State Park to drive through the beautiful Fantasy at the Bay Christmas Light drive-thru. Or, for a completely unique Christmas light experience, you can head to Provo to visit CLAS Rope Course — they put on an amazing Christmas Light Cruise down the lower Provo River. This is one Utah Christmas light display you need to check out!
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Make sure to visit the CLAS Ropes Course website to reserve your spot and book your tickets online. You can also follow the CLAS Ropes Course Facebook page to view updates and learn about their other offerings … like zip tours!
Have you viewed these Christmas lights in Utah? What are your favorite holiday light displays around the state? Let us know in the comments.
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Utah Christmas Lights
Where can I see some of the best Christmas lights in Utah?
I love Utah Christmas lights. All over the state, there are some extraordinary displays that will warm your heart and quickly put you in the holiday spirit. While you could spend the entire month of December visiting the dozens of Christmas light shows that dot the state, a few destinations to start include:
- Temple Square, Salt Lake City
- Draper City Park, Tree of Life
- Zoo Lights, Hogle Zoo in Salt Lake City
- Christmas Village, Ogden
- Spanish Fork Festival of Lights
- Luminaria, Thanksgiving Point, Lehi
- Fantasy at the Bay, Willard Bay State Park
What are some other winter activities in Utah?
When winter arrives in the Beehive State, it is tempting to stay cooped up indoors. The weather is cold and the snow is deep. However, we find that winter is one of the best times to head outdoors and explore. There are dozens of incredible winter activities in Utah to add to your bucket list including the following:
- Visit a national park. We are especially fond of Bryce Canyon National Park during the winter.
- Lace up your hiking boots and go on a winter hike.
- Plan a weekend escape to a small town.
- Enjoy a day of skiing or snowboarding at one of the best ski resorts in Utah.
- Visit some of the most magical natural wonders found in the state.