Dogwood Pass holiday lights show in replica old-west town in Beaver, Ohio

For those holiday-lights enthusiasts looking for a non-traditional experience, Dogwood Pass delivers in spades.

Dogwood Pass is a replica old-western town located in an out-of-the-way part of southern Ohio, in Pike County between Chillicothe and Portsmouth. The replica town was built to be authentic as possible and features a saloon, jail, mercantile, gold mining camp, cabins, barbershop and cavalry office.

During the holiday season, Dogwood Pass is home to a spectacular lights show, holiday performances, Wild West shows with people dressed in authentic clothing and visits with Santa Claus and the Grinch.

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Credit: Dogwood Pass Facebook

The hours of operation vary week-to-week, so be sure to check Dogwood Pass’s Facebook page at www.facebook.com/dogwoodpassoldwesttown for updated dates and times.

During the warmer months, Dogwood Pass also provides a fun-filled visit that the entire family can enjoy. Its monthly Wild West Festivals include period stage shows, Old West shootouts, horseback riding for the kids, old-time photography and living-history exhibits.

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Credit: Dogwood Pass Facebook

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Tickets to Dogwood Pass’ holiday show are sold only at the gate and cost $15 per person for those over 7 years old.

WANT TO GO?

What: Dogwood Pass’ Holiday Show

Where: Dogwood Pass, 722 Adams Rd., Beaver, Ohio (Pike County)

When: Dates and times vary week-to-week, so be sure to check the Facebook page at www.facebook.com/dogwoodpassoldwesttown for updated information.

Cost: $15 per person; children 7 and under get in free

More info: dogwood-pass.com and www.facebook.com/dogwoodpassoldwesttown

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