A Christmas Lights Maze Is Coming To Washington DC And It Looks As Magical As It Sounds

It's rare that we ever cover something that's technically outside of Virginia, yet the event we're about to introduce is well worth your travel. If you can brave the city traffic in Washington DC, then you'll be rewarded with one of the most unique holiday events in the region: Enchant Christmas Lights. This illuminated maze is a traveling event that only arrives in a handful of locations in the U.S., so we're thrilled that one of the stops isn't very far from the Old Dominion. Here's more on the best Christmas lights in Washington DC that you'll want to experience for yourself.

Enchant Christmas is a spectacular lights maze and holiday market that will be making its way to Washington DC from late November to late December at the Nationals Park.

The largest of its kind in the whole world, this illuminated maze will captivate you from the moment you arrive. Your mission is to help Santa find all of his reindeer.

Of course, exploring and getting lost inside this 90,000-square-foot maze is half the fun. You'll love the theatrical effects of twinkling lights, music, and even gentle snow falling from above.

The centerpiece of the maze of Christmas lights in Washington DC is a giant pine tree that measures 100 feet tall -- that's bigger than the iconic Rockefeller New York tree!

In addition to the maze, there's also an ice skating trail for visitors to enjoy. You can rent skates at the event or bring your own to wear along this delightful frozen pathway.

The on-site Christmas Market is a wonderful way to engage with local vendors from Virginia, DC, and beyond.

You'll browse handmade gifts and other items for sale. Plus, there will be food and drink vendors to fuel all of your adventures. Even Saint Nick will be there!

No matter your reason for venturing to the city to experience the best holiday lights in Washington DC, you are sure to leave with a newfound sense of holiday cheer. Remember to bring your camera!

Have you experienced Enchant Christmas before? It's such a fun way to experience Christmas in DC. We would love to hear about your favorite parts of the lights extravaganza in the comments section.