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Are you ready to find the best places to see Christmas lights in Portland? Portland (and the entire Pacific Northwest) is a popular place during the holidays and for good reason! There are countless light shows and special events for the holidays and you can almost fill every night with something new to explore! Below we have created a list for you of wonderful holiday events and light displays for you to see! Most of these displays go through New Year’s Eve or later so you have plenty of time this holiday season to check them out!

These lights are up through February! The trail is absolutely beautiful. If you’d like a map for the walking trail and a driving tour of Winterfest lights in Pigeon Forge, go to the link in my bio.

3343 N Chatwin Ave Long Beach CA, 90808 is home to the biggest Disney themed Christmas display!

Gathering Place of Tulsa is the happening place for Christmas fun and they are even having the Winter Wonderland Event on Christmas.

A sea of lights in all colors and all synchronized to holiday music – it doesn’t get more Christmassy than this! Christmas in Color is a drive-thru Christmas light show that takes you through arched pathways and by giant candy canes and teddy bears, snowmen, and more. The party pack made it even more fun with an assortment of lights in the car. We cruised through the Morrison location, but there are also setups in Federal Heights and Aurora and even more throughout six other states.

A small part of the Farwell's front yardPhoto byKari Farwell. There’s a house in Puyallup on a big corner lot that’s overrun with candy canes, snowmen, Christmas decorations, and so many lights that it takes two weeks to put them up. There’s a big red mailbox for letters to Santa, and the property is dripping with icicle lights. And that just barely scratches the surface. It’s a beautiful display made all the more special by the journey of the people who put it up for all to enjoy.

46 Bainbridge Ladera Ranch, 92694 is home to the biggest and in our opinion, BEST Christmas display in Orange County!

Bob and Linda Taylor look over part of their Christmas light display knowing this will be the final yearPhoto bycourtesy of Chris Riley/Times-Herald. Bob & Linda Taylor are always all smiles during the holiday season as they share their Christmas lights at the Christmas House in Glen Cove!Photo bycourtesy of Bob & Linda Taylor at Christmas House in Glen Cove's facebook page.

I Filmed this last night around my Northern California neighborhood of Novato. I love all the impressive Christmas Light Displays.

When you walk up to the Taylor's house at 817 Old Glen Cove road you can't help but say wow! The Taylors have been decorating their house for 23 years to honor their daughter that lost her life in 1999 in a plane crash. A lot of love went into this house and I'm sure their daughter has enjoyed it all these years from the heavens above. "That first year we started decorating, we didn't have very much stuff but the next year, it got bigger and brighter, and every year after that is bigger and brighter, bigger and brighter," said Bob. The entire project is estimated to be about one million lights and takes three months to set up - with most of the cost coming out of the Taylors' own pocket.

The Ahwatukee foothills takes their lights pretty serious . #holiday lights

This was another one of the songs performed at this house in Haines City, Florida. What a wonderful display this was! Over 6,000 lights featuring 7 songs over 21 minutes long! It runs from 6:30pm to 9:30pm most nights and until 10:30pm on the weekends. Tune your radio to 92.9 FM while there and watch the lights dance to each song! Awesome! The house is located in the Greenleaf area of Haines City at the following address: 28 Pine Forest Ln Haines City, FL 33844

Drones light up the sky with Xmas light show

Ho Ho Hellooo, friends! I hope everyone is having a wonderful Holiday season. I wanted to share some Holiday cheer from my little corner of the world today. I went to the happiest place on earth (Starbucks, duh) to get a cozy puppuccino and then took a festive drive around a beautiful neighborhood in Brea, CA. Every year, these neighbors get together to decorate their houses in beautiful, festive lights, and welcome people to drive or walk around the several blocks to enjoy the sights. It's all free and they just do this to put smiles on so many faces, pups included. As you will see in the video, I was really mesmerized by all the decorations and lights. Happy Holidays to you all! With love, Louie

It's mid-December and there's a holiday spirit in the city. America's most famous Christmas tree, whose 50,000 LEDs were lit to jubilant crowds during the Tree Lighting Ceremony at the end of November.

December is that time of year for all the fun festive activities, because of the holiday season. There’s such a wide range of cool events and activities anyone can participate in. A classic place to visit for the holidays is Koziar’s Christmas Village here in Bernville, PA!

Holiday time in Gainesville will be especially festive this year - the weatherman has promised us at least five nights of winter like temperatures. There is nothing less Christmas-like for us northern transplants than an air-conditioned Christmas! Now only if it would SNOW!

If your family enjoys looking at Christmas Lights then you all need to check out McAdenville, NC! The whole town is lit up with Christmas lights for all to enjoy!

This was one of the songs performed at this house in Haines City, Florida. What a wonderful display this was! Over 6,000 lights featuring 7 songs over 21 minutes long! It runs from 6:30pm to 9:30pm most nights and until 10:30pm on the weekends. Tune your radio to 92.9 FM while there and watch the lights dance to each song! Awesome! The house is located in the Greenleaf area of Haines City at the following address: 28 Pine Forest Ln Haines City, FL 33844

This right here is what small town life is all about! Thanks to everyone that made this possible, it’s wonderful to see everyone so happy!! And as the Grinch says: "Maybe Christmas doesn't come from a store. Maybe Christmas, perhaps, means a little bit more."