
Walk Through Over 2.5 Million Lights at This Enchanting Maine Winter Experience
Christmas may be over, but that doesn't mean the magic has to end.
Enter Winter Wonders at Sandy Hill in Eliot, Maine.
According to its website, this illuminated stroll in the woods features over 2.5 million lights and is the "largest and most immersive walk-through light show display in New England."
What Is Winter Wonders at Sandy Hill in Eliot, Maine?
The Sandy Hill website notes that this is the sixth year for light show events, and it all started back in 2020. What began as simply a fun, safe outdoor activity during the pandemic has turned into an annual tradition that people continue to enjoy as they walk through the millions of lights.
Winter Wonders features over 14 acres of light displays, and just like every year, there are new, unique displays not previously featured.
The website states that the trail is about a mile long and should take an hour-ish to complete. That's plenty of time to take in all the magical lights in each section.
When Is Winter Wonders at Sandy Hill in Eliot, Maine?
According to its website, Winter Wonders is available to experience all the way through March 1. (It started back before Thanksgiving, if you were wondering!)
It all starts around dusk, with the last start time around 7:30 or 8:30 p.m.
It takes place most Saturdays and Sundays, with a few other days mixed in, but check the website for exact days when you go to purchase tickets.
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Forget the post-holiday winter blues. Forget the cold nights.
Instead, take on a stunning winter experience that will light up your evening and mood. Just make sure to bundle up, and you'll be sure to enjoy a festive event that won't let your sparkle fade.
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