When the calendar date falls to October 31, Halloween is everywhere in town. Spending the night away from the bright lights is something incredibly special and even a little spooky. We can't deny the fact that Halloween celebration can certainly be fun. Up for new Halloween venues? Here are a few of the top places you must go:
1. DEARBORN, MICHIGAN
Be astounded, regardless of age, on the Dearborn's annual "Hallowe'en at Greenfield Village" event with the well-known 1,000 jack-o'-lanterns light up when the night comes. Not just that, fill your stomachs with apple cider and doughnuts beside in it is the Headless Horseman.
2. CROTON-ON-HUDSON, NEW YORK
Come and discover why The Great Jack O'Lantern Blaze is hailed amongst inhabitants as the biggest Halloween festival in the region. The place will make you stare on 7,000 hand-carved jack-o'-lanterns and deafen you on its synchronized soundtrack accompaniment. What can be more about spending Halloween to Hudson Valley?
3. ST. HELENS, OREGON
St. Helens, Oregon' Halloweentown is the famous setting for almost Disney films. As its name of place denotes, visitors will seize on the fun of the place by joining the different "Spirit of Halloweentown" Festival happenings. Take a photo of the majestic giant pumpkin lighting.
4. ESTES PARK, COLORADO
The defining historic Stanley Hotel in the mountainside village of Estes Park, Colorado was its main attraction for people who love to see remarkable scenes. Since it's historic, it was the product anchored to the novel story "The Shining" wrote by Stephen King. To add more thrilling experience, the hotel as its highlight hosted an event called the Shining Ball or a murder mystery dinner to get into the Halloween spirit. Everyone in town is encouraged to go out on Main Street for trick-or-treat activity and skip door-to-door visits.
5. SLEEPY HOLLOW, NEW YORK
Among all of the celebrated Halloween spooky events in the hometown of Sleepy Hollow, New York, settlers and visitors in this area are anticipating on Washington Irving's Headless Horseman Legend. The town is also open for the display of the 300-year-old Van Cortlandt Manor, who, on the other hand, responsible for the Great Jack-'O-Lantern blaze epic makeover annually. Also, sightseeing the historic Lyndhurst Castle where Washington Irving's Sleepy Hollow Cemetery rested and located makes it more exciting.
6. TELLURIDE, COLORADO
If you are into watching movies or films along Halloween seasons, it is best to visit the sleepy mountain town of Telluride, Colorado for its amazing Telluride Horror Show Film Festival, KOTO Halloween bash, and town parade conducted annually wherein you can experience a new adventure.
7. CEREDO AND KENOVA, WEST VIRGINIA
For you to experience firsthand an extraordinary spooky Halloween event, the small towns of Ceredo and Kenova in West Virginia team up to come up with an extraordinary hosting of C-K Autumn Fest which comprises bake-offs, festivals, tractor shows, and more fall fun. However, what makes these towns famous for is definitely its display of the 3,000 jack-'o-lanterns at the amazing "Pumpkin House".
Above all, spend your spookiest Halloween experience in the best place you won't forget. Whatever your color from wherever you are, when spooky ecstasies hit you, a sign of Halloween season has already begun. Travel and visit places and be thrilled.
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