A few years ago our family really got into driving around and looking at the remarkable Christmas lights in Colorado Springs. Since then, I’ve been hooked and this has now become a tradition
I am talking about the fantastic automated displays that people set up at their homes. Most of these displays are set up and coordinated to a musical soundtrack. You can actually stay in your warm vehicle and listen on your car radio while you watch the lights.
So, for the second year in a row, I have put together a guide, map and list of the appropriate radio stations of the best and the brightest automated holiday home light shows in Colorado Springs.
I also wanted to mention some “holiday light etiquette” because it’s easy to forget basic things when you’re in the moment.
- If homes are crowded with long lines of cars, please just watch for one cycle.
- Don’t block driveways of neighbors who need to come & go from their homes.
- Park on the opposite side of the street & turn your lights off, but leave on your parking lights
- A couple of homes collect donations for various charities. Feel free to donate.
The Best Christmas Lights in Colorado Springs:
| 5359 Rawhide Ln. | 6121 Bow River Dr. 90.3 FM |
| 11183 Allendale Dr. | 9118 Sunstone Dr. |
| 3148 Deergrass Pl 89.1 FM | 3565 Windjammer Dr. |
| 1894 Whitehorn Dr. 87.9 FM | 1263 Schroeder Rd. 107.7 FM |
| 1031 Amsterdam Dr. 88.5 FM | 301 N. 15th. St. |
| 821 Cardinal St. 97.3 FM | 2570 Nadine Dr. |
| 10284 Deer Meadow Circle 93.5 FM | 237 Audubon Dr. 89.1 FM |
| 6135 Kettle Fire 107.5 FM |
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