Have you ever wondered what Christmas would be like in an Old West town? Here in Ohio, Christmas at Dogwood Pass is a magical month-long event that takes place in a life-size replica of an Old West town in the small town of Beaver. It’s the perfect holiday-themed outing to take with the whole family.
Welcome to Dogwood Pass, an impressive replica of an Old West town tucked away in the hills of southern Ohio.
Dogwood Pass/Facebook You’ll find it along Adams Road in Beaver, Ohio.
During the holiday season, the town transforms into a winter wonderland of colorful lights, Christmas cheer and holiday-themed performances.
Dogwood Pass/Facebook The town’s saloon, jail, general store, bank, freight office, gun shop, livery stable, and shops are all decked out in holiday decor.
This year, Christmas at Dogwood Pass takes place every Thursday - Sunday from November 25 - December 23.
Dogwood Pass/Facebook For more information about this year’s schedule of events and other policies, visit the Dogwood Pass Facebook page.
You can visit on Thursday nights from 6 p.m. - 9 p.m., Fridays 6 p.m. to 10 p.m., Saturdays from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m., and Sundays from 2 p.m. - 9 p.m.
Dogwood Pass/Facebook The Grinch and Santa Claus will make special appearances on Saturdays and Sundays after dark until 10 p.m.
During the day on Saturdays and Sundays, you can catch an Old West show from 2 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Dogwood Pass/Facebook To stay up to date on show times, hours of operation and other information, follow Dogwood Pass on Facebook!
Christmas at Dogwood Pass is a magical holiday event the whole family will love.
Dogwood Pass/Facebook
Have you ever been to Dogwood Pass during Christmastime? If so, we want to know what your experience was like!
Dogwood Pass/Facebook
You’ll find it along Adams Road in Beaver, Ohio.
The town’s saloon, jail, general store, bank, freight office, gun shop, livery stable, and shops are all decked out in holiday decor.
For more information about this year’s schedule of events and other policies, visit the Dogwood Pass Facebook page.
The Grinch and Santa Claus will make special appearances on Saturdays and Sundays after dark until 10 p.m.
To stay up to date on show times, hours of operation and other information, follow Dogwood Pass on Facebook!
For more Old West fun at Dogwood Pass throughout the year, check out our previous article: The Unique Town In Ohio That’s Anything But Ordinary.
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Address: Dogwood Pass, 726 Adams Rd, Beaver, OH 45613, USA
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Christmas In Ohio November 04, 2022 William Suphan What are the best Christmas towns to visit in Ohio? Ohio’s towns know how to celebrate Christmas in style. The little town of Medina has Castle Noel, known as “America’s Largest Indoor Christmas Entertainment Attraction”. It’s not just open during the holidays, but all year long! There are tours to celebrate everything having to do with Christmas, especially beloved Christmas movies. Kirtland has one of the largest collections of nativity scenes anywhere. With over 500 nativity scenes from all over the world and an outdoor display of over 100,000 lights, this is the place to be for the holiday season. What are the most dazzling Christmas light displays in Ohio? When it comes to Christmas light displays, Ohio really shines! The Columbus Zoo hosts its annual WildLights with millions of lights all over the zoo with many displays in the shapes of the animals that call this place home. There’s also a Polar Bear Express train to tour the whole zoo! The Scioto Mile Grand Illumination in Columbus makes the riverside park glow every year with tons of lighted trees all along this popular local walkway. This little park is the heart of Columbus and locals flock here all year long to soak in the beauty, which is made even more spectacular when it is decorated with tons of multicolored lights. What are the best winter festivals in Ohio? Ohio really comes alive during the holidays with several festivals to celebrate the season. The Steubenville Nutcracker Village has more nutcrackers in one place than anywhere else in the country, many of them life-size. Fort Steuben Park becomes filled with vendor booths offering crafts and delicious treats, and carolers make the rounds to entertain the crowd. For something with real old-fashioned appeal, head to Lebanon for the Lebanon Horse Drawn Carriage Parade & Christmas Festival, where you can see a parade of charming, beautifully decorated carriages making their merry way downtown. Best of all, it’s free!
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Christmas In Ohio
November 04, 2022
William Suphan
What are the best Christmas towns to visit in Ohio? Ohio’s towns know how to celebrate Christmas in style. The little town of Medina has Castle Noel, known as “America’s Largest Indoor Christmas Entertainment Attraction”. It’s not just open during the holidays, but all year long! There are tours to celebrate everything having to do with Christmas, especially beloved Christmas movies. Kirtland has one of the largest collections of nativity scenes anywhere. With over 500 nativity scenes from all over the world and an outdoor display of over 100,000 lights, this is the place to be for the holiday season. What are the most dazzling Christmas light displays in Ohio? When it comes to Christmas light displays, Ohio really shines! The Columbus Zoo hosts its annual WildLights with millions of lights all over the zoo with many displays in the shapes of the animals that call this place home. There’s also a Polar Bear Express train to tour the whole zoo! The Scioto Mile Grand Illumination in Columbus makes the riverside park glow every year with tons of lighted trees all along this popular local walkway. This little park is the heart of Columbus and locals flock here all year long to soak in the beauty, which is made even more spectacular when it is decorated with tons of multicolored lights. What are the best winter festivals in Ohio? Ohio really comes alive during the holidays with several festivals to celebrate the season. The Steubenville Nutcracker Village has more nutcrackers in one place than anywhere else in the country, many of them life-size. Fort Steuben Park becomes filled with vendor booths offering crafts and delicious treats, and carolers make the rounds to entertain the crowd. For something with real old-fashioned appeal, head to Lebanon for the Lebanon Horse Drawn Carriage Parade & Christmas Festival, where you can see a parade of charming, beautifully decorated carriages making their merry way downtown. Best of all, it’s free!
The OIYS Visitor Center
The OIYS Visitor Center
Ohio’s towns know how to celebrate Christmas in style. The little town of Medina has Castle Noel, known as “America’s Largest Indoor Christmas Entertainment Attraction”. It’s not just open during the holidays, but all year long! There are tours to celebrate everything having to do with Christmas, especially beloved Christmas movies. Kirtland has one of the largest collections of nativity scenes anywhere. With over 500 nativity scenes from all over the world and an outdoor display of over 100,000 lights, this is the place to be for the holiday season.
What are the most dazzling Christmas light displays in Ohio?
When it comes to Christmas light displays, Ohio really shines! The Columbus Zoo hosts its annual WildLights with millions of lights all over the zoo with many displays in the shapes of the animals that call this place home. There’s also a Polar Bear Express train to tour the whole zoo! The Scioto Mile Grand Illumination in Columbus makes the riverside park glow every year with tons of lighted trees all along this popular local walkway. This little park is the heart of Columbus and locals flock here all year long to soak in the beauty, which is made even more spectacular when it is decorated with tons of multicolored lights.
What are the best winter festivals in Ohio?
Ohio really comes alive during the holidays with several festivals to celebrate the season. The Steubenville Nutcracker Village has more nutcrackers in one place than anywhere else in the country, many of them life-size. Fort Steuben Park becomes filled with vendor booths offering crafts and delicious treats, and carolers make the rounds to entertain the crowd. For something with real old-fashioned appeal, head to Lebanon for the Lebanon Horse Drawn Carriage Parade & Christmas Festival, where you can see a parade of charming, beautifully decorated carriages making their merry way downtown. Best of all, it’s free!
