Blaze of Lights is on TourismOhio driveable lights trail
Bluffton’s Blaze of Lights is one of 16 stops on the 2020 Ohio driveable holiday lights trail promoted by TourismOhio, according to Paula Scott, Bluffton Area Chamber of Commerce CEO.
"We have very prominent placement and a direct link to the chamber web page in the lights trail promotion," she added.
Bluffton is among stops in Cambridge, Zanesville, Gallipolis, Hamilton, Middletown, Troy, Columbus, Hebron, Delaware, Marion, Upper Sandusky and Fremont.
Here’s how the overall tour is described: “Find Christmas trees all aglow, see illuminated historic buildings and downtowns decked out with holiday cheer. This 16-stop drivable trail showcases the best and brightest light shows in Ohio.
Here’s how TourismOhio describes the Bluffton display:
Vintage Christmas folk decorations light up the village of Bluffton during the holiday season. The Ream folk art display (which you can see setup outside the Bluffton Presbyterian Church) is a tradition that'll delight and alight everyone! Especially since 1.5 miles of lights was added in 2018.
Enchanting lights displays, holiday music and Christmas spirit is all round Ohio this season. So bundle up and enjoy all the Drivable Holiday Lights Trail has to offer! And share your memories with us this season using #HolidaysInOhio.
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