does anybody know directions to the area of houses where they have like massive x-mas lighting all over their houses. and this is like for blocks worth. i went a few years back and i totally forgot where this was. i think i went around ontario area or something like that. but yea...i really want to go look at the houses again this year and i need your guys' help. thanks in advanced!

also...does anyone know if the griffith park area has x-mas lighting again this year?

 

I think Griffith Park does it every year.

 

it's in the south torrance area. it's called candy cane lane. the rest of the year it's known as sleepy hollow.

http://www.sbccphoto.org/calendar/da...ate=12/12/2006

 

hmm...is there a way i can mapquest a location? i dont wanna get lost in torrance. lol

 

There's also a candy cane lane in woodland hills

 

PCH west of calle mayor on the north side. if you go at night you can't miss the line of cars to go in!

 

i think they have it up on the foothill area by Arcadia/ Monrovia

 

my neighborhood's gone ****ing MAD this year. every half a block i'm blinded or nearly run into something cuz i'm slack-jawed gazing in awe at the billions of magical twinkly lights........

i hate this year's rage of blow-up figurines though... as if santa needed to be in the same category as a sex toy.

 

Off of Michillinda in Monrovia as mentioned above.

 

I know what your talking about... u take the 210 East Exit on Camelian and you will turn Left going Northbound on that street. Then There will be a little street to your left named Thoroughbred and you will make a left there... After that you will just go straight and you will see all the lights and the cars parked outside...This is the ones in Rancho... It's really nice this yeah too.. Hope this helps need more info..Holla! XoXO

 

What about that little rich neighborhood that is a little island in Long Beach?

Or Corona Dell Mar has some nice streets...

 

They have one in Fountain Valley too, our house is part of the festival of lights

 

Yeah, I think its in Sierra Madre

 

A complete list of Christmas light displays can be found here:
http://losangeles.about.com/od/decem...idaylights.htm

I believe the original poster was looking for:
- Christmas Tree Lane - Altadena -

Christmas Tree Lane
Santa Rose Avenue
Between Woodbury and Altadena Drive
Altadena
626 794-3988

Official Hours - 5:30pm-9:30pm (midnight on weekends)
From the second Saturday in December until January 1.

Directions
From the 134 freeway in Pasadena, exit at Fair Oaks. Drive north on Fair Oaks to Woodbury. Turn right on Woodbury then turn left on Santa Rosa Ave.

In 1885 Real Estate Magnet John Woodbury planted 134 Italian Cedar trees (Cedrus Deodara) as a grand mile long driveway entrance to the mansion he would build. Woodbury's mansion was never built and the driveway and trees are now Santa Rosa Ave in Altadena.

In 1920 the trees were donated to the city and department store owner Frederick Nash decorated them with lights to attract shoppers to his store.

Currently there is a Christmas Tree Lane Association that continues the annual tree lighting celebration with over 10,000 multi-colored lights. At the corner of Santa Rosa Ave and Mariposa St. there is a Santa for photo opportunities, along with free hot chocolate and coffee. Listen for the group Christmas carols that entertain visitors.

Try visiting on a weekday when the traffic is less congested than on weekends

 

wow thank u everyone!!!

thank u janet for the directions. im definately going to try to check ur location out for sure. i trust u =D