Nonprofit Colorado Youth Outdoors’ Winter Wonderland Goes Green
FORT COLLINS — Colorado Youth Outdoors’ NoCo Winter Wonderland drive-through Christmas display is going green.
The 15-minute tour features 19 light displays with 500,000 lights. It runs from 5 to 8:45 p.m., from Nov. 28 through Dec. 31 at 4927 County Road 36, near the intersection of Larimer County Road 5 and Kechter Road in Fort Collins. Tickets are available from coloradoyo.org/events/ for $25 per vehicle, according to a news release.
The annual display, which is a fundraiser for CYO, comes to life on the nonprofit’s 220-acre property. Instead of being gas-powered, the display is all electric this year. Area businesses teamed up to convert CYO’s one-mile-long route to quiet, environmentally friendly, all-electric power, the release stated.
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Colorado Youth Outdoors is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization created in 2001. CYO brings kids and parents closer through traditional outdoor recreation, the release stated. For more information, go to coloradoyo.org.
Colorado Youth Outdoors’ NoCo Winter Wonderland drive-through Christmas display is going green.
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