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Traditions are important, and we’re honored to be part of yours. The holiday season is here again, and so is Timberline Landscaping’s 2025 Colorado Springs Christmas Lights Guide, updated with new displays, refreshed routes, and returning community favorites across the Pikes Peak region. This year’s guide also features hand-picked cocoa and coffee stops, a festive driving playlist, and downloadable Christmas Lights Bingo cards—perfect for turning your light tour into a friendly family challenge. Whether you’re planning a cozy night out, a kids-approved adventure, or a holiday outing with friends, this guide has everything you need to make the season shine.
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The best way to view this Colorado Springs Christmas Lights Guide map is by zooming in and clicking on the icons for more information, or click the white square in the top left for a full list of locations. Use the square icon on the top left to pull it into Google Maps.
Addresses below are submitted by homeowners and business owners. Thank you for letting us know about unlit properties so we can keep the map updated.
Click the property to view dates, times, and details for each property. Please be aware that some properties are only lit on weekends.
*To add this guide to your iPhone’s homescreen for quick access: Navigate to this page on Safari. Tap the middle icon that looks like an arrow pointing out of a box. Click “Add to Home Screen.”
Map
Old school? We've got you
If you’re not one for those newfangled technological things and you prefer a map on your dashboard and good ole fashioned paper with a navigator that’s only half paying attention, we can help. The list of homes is available for download below.
Christmas Bingo
Have competitive kids? (or adults). Download this set of Christmas Lights Guide Bingo cards to see who can spot some of our favorite holiday characters first. Prizes not included.
Scavenger Hunt
Check out our scavenger hunt and drawing sheet! Can you find all of these things on your lights tour around Colorado Springs? Take a picture of your completed drawing and send it to [email protected].
Spotify Playlist
Whether you’re a fan of Manheim Steamroller or Bing Crosby, we’ve put together a playlist to help you jam out this season. In order to fully enjoy the playlist, we’d recommend setting up a free Spotify account. Let the season ring! Or blast in your car speakers. Either works.
2025 Featured Locations
Pikes Peak Cog Railway
515 Ruxton Ave, manitou Springs
Climb aboard the Pikes Peak Cog Railway for a holiday adventure that’s as magical as it is scenic! This historic railway takes you on a breathtaking journey to the summit of Pikes Peak, offering sweeping views of snow-dusted forests, sparkling mountain landscapes, and Colorado’s winter wonderland. During the holiday season, the train ride becomes even more enchanting with festive decor and cozy vibes. Perfect for families, couples, or anyone looking to embrace the beauty of the Rockies in winter, the Cog Railway offers an unforgettable way to experience the magic of the season from a whole new altitude!
4910 Nugent Drive
Since 2014, Mark at 4910 Nugent Drive has been transforming his home into a dazzling holiday light display with a bigger purpose: giving back to the community. What began with just 165 pounds of donated food in his first year has grown into a beloved neighborhood tradition supporting Care and Share Food Bank.
In 2025, Mark and the community shattered previous records, collecting an incredible 7,325 pounds of food donated to Care and Share Food Bank. On top of that, $1,009 was raised for Springs Rescue Mission, helping support critical services for neighbors in need. This year’s generosity even crossed state lines, with food donations shipped directly to Mark through Amazon from supporters as far away as California and Tennessee—proof that holiday kindness has no ZIP code.
Mark’s efforts continue to grow because of a simple belief he’s always loved, inspired by a classic Garfield quote: “Christmas. It’s not the giving, it’s not the getting, it’s the loving.” That spirit of love is at the heart of everything he does—using lights, music, and a little holiday magic to bring people together for something greater.
Long before partnering with local nonprofits, Mark decorated his home simply to spread joy. Over time, that joy evolved into a powerful tradition that blends festive fun with meaningful impact, supporting Care and Share Food Bank and Springs Rescue Mission while creating a true sense of community.
The 2025 display lit up on November 21st and features a playful Grinch-themed addition that visitors of all ages will love. Guests are encouraged to bring non-perishable food donations for Care and Share and monetary donations for Springs Rescue Mission, both of which can be dropped off on site. Can’t make it in person? Supporters can also send food donations directly through Amazon—an easy way to give from anywhere.
The lights and music run nightly from 4:15 PM to 10:45 PM, with music ending at 9:45 PM out of respect for nearby neighbors. The display continues through January 1st, spreading holiday cheer, generosity, and a whole lot of love night after night.
2572 Pony Club Lane
Steve McKinney had a vision: to create a unique way to fundraise for a cause that truly matters. After watching videos of homes with dazzling, choreographed light displays, inspiration struck—and Pony Club Lights was born!
Steve, along with Alex and Julie, has been running this magical light show for five years, spreading holiday cheer throughout the community and the city. Over the years, their efforts have raised more than $3,000 for No Kid Hungry, a charity dedicated to ending childhood hunger. This year, they hope to double that impact! If you’d like to contribute to this meaningful cause, visit join.nokidhungry.org/goto/ponyclublights and help make a difference for children across America.
The Pony Club Lights show features three delightful characters—Blinky, Linky, and Reginald—who guide you through the experience with humor and joy, introducing the songs that make up this whimsical display. You can tune in to the show by listening on your car radio at 104.7 FM, streaming it on your phone at player.pulsemesh.io, or pressing the button in front of the display to hear it through the show speakers.
Gather your family and friends, stay cozy in your car, and enjoy this heartwarming light show. It’s a festive and fun way to celebrate the holidays while supporting a great cause.
FAQ
Our guide is a free, interactive map highlighting the best holiday light displays across Colorado Springs. It’s perfect for families, friends, and anyone who loves festive cheer!
You can view the map online or download/print the map for easy navigation while driving or walking through neighborhoods.
Many displays are visible every evening, but some are only lit on weekends. Exact times vary by homeowner. We recommend visiting after dark, ideally between 6–9 PM.
Yes! Access the map online or print a copy for free.
Absolutely! The guide shows routes to make it easy to plan your evening. Plan for at least 1–2 hours depending on how many displays you want to see.
Several homes are featuring charitable initiatives, giving back to local causes while spreading holiday cheer. Look for our special icons on the map!
Yes! Please share the guide far and wide. The more, the merrier!
Most neighborhoods are family-friendly, but we recommend driving between homes if you have very young children or need stroller-friendly routes. Additionally, some computerized displays require tuning into a radio station to get the full effect of the holiday magic.
Submit your home, share it with friends, visit the featured homes safely, and enjoy the holiday season!
The Annual Colorado Springs Christmas Lights Guide is released the first Monday after Thanksgiving and is updated daily. Most people keep their lights up through early January. For 2025, tour the best lit homes and properties from December 1st – January 1st.








