You Can Drive Through The 7 Acres Of Christmas Lights At Piper Lights In North Carolina Without Spending A Dime
Robin Jarvis
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There is a family in the Triangle (in Wake Forest) that’s been putting up holiday lights for 30 years! At Piper Lights, you can see some of the best Christmas lights in North Carolina – and with good reason! This light show has grown to more than seven acres of twinkling lights that you can drive through – absolutely free of charge. This is a magnificent way to enjoy North Carolina at Christmas.
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Take a closer look at this dazzling light display:
Is your family one of the thousands that make an annual pilgrimage to this amazing Christmas lights drive-thru in Wake Forest? If so, tell us (and everyone else) how much you love it by leaving a comment!
For more places to view some of the best Christmas lights in North Carolina this year, visit WinterLights at Elizabethan Gardens in Manteo, Tanglewood Park Festival of Lights in Clemmons, and the brand-new Winter WonderLights at The Greensboro Science Center! Pack up the car for a road trip and see them all!
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Is there a Christmas town in North Carolina?
A Christmas town in North Carolina is McAdenville.
Why yes there is, and it’s filled with light, love, and good cheer, especially when Christmas is near. It’s McAdenville, NC to you and me, but those who come from far and wide have something else to say, to them, it’s Christmastown, USA. With the biggest Christmas tree lighting you’ll ever see, plenty of hot chocolate, a parade, and of course little kiddos bouncing on Santa’s knee. Truly a Hallmark Christmas town, filled with twinkling lights, laughter, and fun, there is nothing else to say other than come on down!
Does it snow on Christmas in North Carolina?
It snows occasionally on Christmas in North Carolina.
Alas, North Carolina is a lovely pleasant mild-weather state, so snow isn’t common, even on Christmas day. That’s not to say the snowball flurry fairy doesn’t ever visit. In Charlotte, NC there has been snow four times since record-keeping began in 1878. With the blustery-est (yes we made that word up) Christmas ever being in 1947 when the city was buried in 5.8” of snow. If you are celebrating Christmas in the mountainous areas of NC you might be blessed with a snowy Christmas as snow is much more likely at higher elevations. Throughout the rest of the state in a typical year, there will be around five inches of snowfall each winter season.
What is the prettiest place in North Carolina?
The prettiest place in North Carolina is Linville Gorge.
If you're looking for breathtaking views, North Carolina is the place to be. From the majestic mountains of the Blue Ridge Parkway to the stunning beaches of the Outer Banks, there are countless places to explore. However, if you're looking for one spot that truly embodies the beauty of North Carolina, look no further than Linville Gorge. This 11,000-acre wilderness area is home to towering mountains, pristine rivers, and lush forests. Hiking trails wind their way through the gorge, providing visitors with an up-close look at this natural wonder. Of course, if you are interested in seeing holiday lights in North Carolina, come Christmastime, the mountain resorts really come alive with the combination of natural beauty and warm-hearted holiday cheer.