The Winter Walk In Iowa That Will Positively Enchant You
By Rachel Morey Flynn|Published November 16, 2017
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Rachel Morey Flynn
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Rachel lives in eastern Iowa. She was born in Wisconsin, but only lived there for a few weeks before her parents realized how much better Iowa was and moved. She believes in serial commas, kindness, and good food.
For those of us who love the crisp clear air during the holiday season, a winter walk offers a welcome opportunity to relax and enjoy Iowa’s changing weather.
Adding 500,000 Christmas lights to that walk just makes it epic.
We originally published this article last year, but we’ve updated it with all the latest details for 2018!
The annual Symphony of Lights, held in beautiful Eagle Point Park in Clinton is open each year Thanksgiving through December 30th between 6 p.m. and 9 p.m..
Gather your friends and family and drive through this beautiful light show with over 40 lighted displays. Admission is just $8 per car for the first 10 people in the vehicle, and $2 per person for each additional passenger.
The display is the work of the Clinton Jaycee Foundation. Proceeds go toward improvements and upgrades to Eagle Point Park, to enhance and continue the Symphony of Lights traditions, and to fund programs of the Clinton Jaycee Foundation.
