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events and attractions concerts and music eventsIs there a Christmas Colorado?
It sounds lovely enough — a town named Christmas in a setting that also reminds you of Christmas — but no, Christmas, Colorado sadly does not exist, despite it being a focal point of the Hallmark original holiday movie, Welcome to Christmas, which premiered in December 2018.
Simply so, is there a town in Colorado called Christmas?
One of the most beautiful Christmas towns in Colorado is Breckenridge. With their Victorian light posts and historic homes, this town is postcard-perfect during the holidays. Carolers roam the streets throughout the season, and horse and carriages decked out for Christmas are always available to give rides.
- Frankenmuth, Michigan (Bronner's)
- Santa Claus, Indiana.
- Rhinebeck, New York.
- Williamsburg, Virginia (Christmas Town, Busch Gardens)
- Newport Beach, California.
- Bernsville, Pennsylvania (Koziar's Christmas Village)
- Durango, Colorado.
Also asked, where should I go for Christmas in Colorado?
Here are some of the top mountain towns to celebrate Christmas, in no particular order:
- Breckenridge, CO. Santa Run at the Lighting of Breckenridge, photo by Town of Breckenridge Facebook.
- Ouray, CO.
- Colorado Springs' the North Pole.
- Durango, CO.
- Aspen, CO.
- Salida, CO.
- Cripple Creek, CO.
- Steamboat Springs, CO.
It's too far out to delve into the forecast, but there's not much snow in the Front Range's near-term forecast. If that trend holds, this could be an especially strange year for Denver: a 2019 with a white Halloween, a white Thanksgiving — and a brown Christmas.