The Christmas Lights Road Trip Through Wyoming That's Nothing Short Of Magical
Caryl
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Most people agree that one of their favorite holiday traditions is piling in the car and driving around looking at holiday lights. The twinkling lights have the magical effect of bringing everyday objects to life. Here’s a Christmas Lights Road Trip. Leading to the best holiday lights in Wyoming, it’s sure to make your holiday bright. Follow along on this Google map.
The Hemi Lighted Forest of Hope is what Christmas is all about. This is a celebration of life and hope for children all over the world who have undergone radical brain surgery in hopes of living a life seizure free. A tree is lit for every child who has undergone Hemispherectomy Brain Surgery and who has registered with this foundation. The Hemi Lighted Forest of Hope, located at 6565 Ashley Drive in Cheyenne, runs from the middle of October through Christmas. Here's a preview by hemilightforest/YouTube.
3. Healing Park
Every holiday season, the city of Casper and generous donors join forces to put on a very impressive light show that takes place in Healing Park on Conwell, typically beginning the Sunday before Thanksgiving. The lights remain on each night from dusk until dawn up through New Years. Check out this video of a past display by Christmas in Wyoming/Facebook.
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So, did you know about these holiday lights in Wyoming? Ever been to any of the displays mentioned above? If so, which ones and what’d you think? Tell us.
Road tripping to the best holiday lights in Wyoming isn’t the only way to get into the holiday spirit in the Equality State. There are several ways to celebrate Christmas in Wyoming. For more inspiration for holiday fun in the state, check out these classic Christmas activities in Wyoming.
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