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Experience the Natural Wonder of Christmas at Top of the Rock’s Lost Canyon Christmas

With twinkling lights, mysterious caves and cascading waterfalls, Top of the Rock's new Lost Canyon Christmas attraction is an instant family tradition.

by Ren Bishop

Dec 01 2022 at 8 a.m.

To experience the height of the Christmas season, it’s time to head to Top of the Rock .

Discover the magic of the season and the great outdoors at Lost Canyon Christmas, a 2.5-mile journey through an Ozarks winter wonderland. Twinkling Christmas lights illuminate the paved electric cart path and handcrafted bridges, lined with cascading waterfalls and grand holiday scenes designed to amaze and inspire wonder.

“Connection was the primary driving concept behind the Lost Canyon Christmas experience,” said Melody Matheny, the attraction designer for Lost Canyon Christmas. “The goal was to allow Guests to be inspired and come away with a deeper understanding of the natural world around them, what makes this place so very special, and how they are directly connected to it.”

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One core element of the attraction’s design: illuminate the present holiday season by honoring the past. In Chief Seattle’s letter of 1854, he recognized the sanctity of life and the integral, spiritual impact of Mother Nature. Chief Seattle’s themes of water, air, beasts, and ground are all connected, all serving as inspiration and guide for Guests on their journey through Lost Canyon Christmas.

“There is so much to celebrate this time of the year,” said John Mikolajczyk, director of operations for the Johnny Morris Foundation. “Lost Canyon Christmas features seasonal holiday traditions, along with honoring the great outdoors with special sculptures that celebrate animals, water, the earth and how we are all connected. Guests experience the cave trail in an all new, never before way that we hope will become a new family tradition during the holidays here in the Ozarks.”

Sip on hot chocolate or cider from The Bat Bar in Lost Canyon Cave as you wind past natural wonders, animal inhabitants, majestic vistas and mysterious caves on a magical journey.

From handmade replicas of ancient artifacts fabricated by Paragon 360 to a towering 40-foot Christmas tree, Lost Canyon Christmas hopes to wow at every turn!

“ Christmastime in the Ozarks is unlike any other,” said Bryan Nadeau, Vice President of Operations for the Johnny Morris Foundation Conservation Attractions. "Come together with the people you love and create those everlasting memories by starting a new holiday tradition at Top of the Rock. Be surrounded by family and the great outdoors, while feeling more connected to those of the area that came before us at Lost Canyon Christmas. ”

Explore the natural wonder of Christmas in the Ozarks at Lost Canyon Christmas!

Experience Lost Canyon Christmas

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Lost Canyon Christmas

For the first time ever, Christmas is coming to Top of the Rock’s Lost Canyon Cave and Nature Trail!

This article is presented in partnership with Top of the Rock Lost Canyon Cave and Nature Trail.

Starting December 1st  experience Lost Canyon Christmas – a magical 2.5-mile journey throughout an Ozarks’ winter wonderland while sipping on hot beverages surrounded by over a million twinkling lights. Reconnect with the beauty of nature and Ozarks’ past by exploring natural wonders, animal inhabitants, majestic vistas, and mysterious caves. Learn from Chief Seattle and follow along on a guided adventure that celebrates the great outdoors and the sanctity of life.  

Chief Seattle gave a speech at Lincoln’s Address in 1854 regarding nature, conservation, and the sacredness of mother earth. In Chief Seattle’s intro, he states “Every part of the earth is sacred to my people. Every shining pine needle, every sandy shore, every mist in the dark woods, every clearing and humming insect is holy in the memory and experience of my people. The sap which courses through the trees carries the memories of the red man. The perfumed flowers are our sisters; the deer, the horse, the great eagle, these are our brothers. The rocky crests, the juices in the meadows, the body heat of the pony, and man – all belong to the same family.” 

This letter is an inspiration for Lost Canyon Christmas. The cave trail highlights themes from Chief Seattle’s words that honor and respect nature and teaches its importance such as water, rivers, air, beasts, ground, and connection. Be inspired by the wonder and the natural world around you through over 12 larger-than-life holiday scenes. Create memories that last a lifetime while feeling connected to your loved ones and the beauty of the Ozarks around you!

Experience the Lost Canyon Cave and Nature Trail in a whole new never-before way that will become a new family holiday tradition right here in the Ozarks! Join us for Lost Canyon Christmas this holiday season from December 1st  through January!

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Lost Canyon Christmas

Paragon transformed Top of the Rock's 2.5 mile nature trail journey into an amazing Christmas experience.

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• Fabrication

The Magic of Christmas

Top of the Rock has been transformed for the Christmas season with the Lost Canyon Christmas outdoor nature trail. The 2.5-mile trail features multiple scenes honoring Native Americans in an Ozarks winter wonderland, illuminated by thousands of Christmas lights nestled in the trees. As visitors travel along the paved golf cart path, they can enjoy hot chocolate and breathtaking views of handcrafted bridges, cascading waterfalls, cliffs, and holiday scenes.

"Connection was the primary driving concept behind the Lost Canyon Christmas experience," said Melody Matheny, the attraction designer. "Our goal was to allow guests to be inspired and come away with a deeper understanding of the natural world around them, what makes this place so special, and how they are directly connected to it."

"There is so much to celebrate this time of year," said John Mikolajczyk, director of operations for the Johnny Morris Foundation. “Lost Canyon Christmas features seasonal holiday traditions, along with honoring the great outdoors with special sculptures that celebrate animals, water, the earth and how we are all connected. Guests experience the cave trail in an all new, never before way that we hope will become a new family tradition during the holidays here in the Ozarks.”

Paragon’s service was unparalleled, and really delivered a win for us. The products that Paragon built and installed for us really exceeded any expectation we had.”

– John Mikolajczyk, Director of Operations, Johnny Morris Foundation

Custom-Built, Installed with Care

Paragon Fabrication spent almost three months creating the vision dreamed up by designer Melody Matheny. The challenge of fabricating elements that matched the existing majesty of the lost canyon trail was equaled by the task of installation across the rugged Ozarks terrain. Paragon 360 spent 3 weeks using construction equipment, heavy machinery, and a variety of lifts along the narrow paths and steep hill sides. Some of the elements were installed in areas where rock climbing and zip lines were the only access. Custom engineered rigging was required for the stalactite Christmas trees in the cave.

The custom fabricated elements created scenes that pulled inspiration from traditional Christmas elements, while honoring the local Native American history while also giving tribute to the military community. Replica native American art, spears, bead patterns, drums, teepee, and silhouettes created multiple scenes for visitors to enjoy. Life size internally lit elk, reindeer and bear light up the Ozarks rock outcrops as they cast reflections across a waterfall and cascade pools. A custom wood plank Christmas tree and hand carved Santa create more traditional Christmas scenes. Aluminum stalagmites suspended 60' foot in the air create a one of a kind experience as you drive through the cave and around the waterfall. In the main ticketing and lobby area, an internally and externally lit faux aged metal ribbon surrounds a 16-foot tall tree. Paragon also built a 120-foot long, waved American flag that stands 9' feet tall and service branch Christmas tree toppers as a tribute to the military community.

Creating Lasting Memories

"Christmas time in the Ozarks is unlike any other," said Bryan Nadeau, Vice President of Operations for the Johnny Morris Foundation Conservation Attractions. " Come together with the people you love and create those everlasting memories by starting a new holiday tradition at Top of the Rock. Be surrounded by family and the great outdoors, while feeling more connected to those of the area that came before us at Lost Canyon Christmas.”

"Connection was the primary driving concept behind the Lost Canyon Christmas experience. Our goal was to allow guests to be inspired and come away with a deeper understanding of the natural world around them, what makes this place so special, and how they are directly connected to it."

– Melody Matheny, Attraction Designer

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Experience something unforgettable as you trek two-and-a-half miles on an electric cart along the Top of the Rock Lost Canyon Cave & Nature Trail. This attraction features the signature creativity and attention to detail Bass Pro Shops and Big Cedar Lodge founder Jonny Morris is known for creating.

Hundreds of hours were spent walking the land and painstakingly cutting a trail so that he could bring visitors into contact with dramatic features of nature. Along your journey you’ll see stunning rock formations, beautiful views of Table Rock Lake, waterfalls and come face-to-face with the remarkable Lost Canyon Cave that features the one-of-a-kind Bat Bar serving up signature drinks such as John L’s Lemonade.

The best time to soak in the beauty of the Ozarks? Enjoy this attraction just before sunset then head to Top of the Rock to experience one of the spectacular dining options as well as our signature sunset ceremony to cap off a truly extraordinary evening.

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Lost Canyon Cave & Nature Trail Cart Tour

Experience the unforgettable two and a half-mile journey on an electric cart as you explore the Top of the Rock Lost Canyon and Nature Trail. This dramatic trail was created to highlight stunning rock formations, waterfalls and views of Table Rock Lake. Don’t forget to stop at the Bat Bar for a fresh glass of lemonade.  Your experience will begin at the Top of the Rock Welcome Center. Carts hold up to four people. You must be 18 years or older to operate. This tour lasts approximately 40-50 minutes.  Children: $  Adults: $$

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Best Things To Do In Branson At Christmas The Whole Family Will Love

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Last Updated on January 17, 2023 by Lori

While Branson, Missouri is a great place to visit any time of year, if you haven’t experienced Christmas in Branson, you’re missing out on making some wonderful new Christmas traditions for you and your family.

Here are the top things to do in Branson at Christmas that the entire family will love!

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Where To Spend Christmas In Branson

There are so many things to do in Branson during Christmas – from Christmas light displays and live musical Christmas shows to Christmas shopping and spreading Christmas cheer – Branson seems to come alive during the Christmas season.

When I was young, we spent many family vacations in Branson. At the time, there were just a handful of live music and comedy shows, Silver Dollar City amusement park, and swimming and boating on Table Rock Lake.

Today, Branson has over 100 shows and is a year-round destination for all ages.

This past summer, our family visited Branson and found so many things to do that we decided to return to Branson to see all the Christmas festivities!

Related Reading: Top Things To Do In Branson All Ages Will Love !

You might be thinking, “Can’t you see everything you need to see in just one visit to Branson?”

I have found that there is always a musical variety show you haven’t seen, a winery you might have missed, a restaurant you ran out of time to try, or just relaxing and enjoying the beautiful Ozark Mountains.

And, now, having experienced all the Branson Christmas attractions, well it’s something you just can’t miss!

Our Favorite Things To Do In Branson At Christmas

Kringles Christmas Shop

Grand Village Shops 2800 W 76 Country Blvd, Branson, MO 65616 Open M-Th 10-6; Fri & Sat 10-7; Closed Sundays

Have you ever seen 9,000 sq. ft. of Christmas? Kringle’s gift shop is the largest year-round Christmas store in Missouri.

As I stepped into the store, I was a little overwhelmed with just how much Christmas there is to see! I didn’t know which way to look first.

The Christmas decorations were beautiful!

I first concentrated on the various Themed Christmas trees. There are over 100 themed trees in the store – trees decorated with ornaments for transportation, dogs, occupations, sports teams…and on and on.

And, if you love Nativity sets – they had those too. They were absolutely beautiful!

Stop by the Grand Village Shops to do some Christmas shopping – or at least to see all the beautiful Christmas displays at Kringles!

Dick’s 5 & 10 Store

Located in Historic Downtown Branson 103 Main Street Branson, MO 65616

No trip to Branson is complete without visiting one of the last Five and Ten Stores in America! Since 1961, Dick’s 5 & 10 has been open in Branson.

The store has grown to a 10,000 sq ft store with over 250,000 items – and a candy aisle that you can’t believe (My favorite aisle to visit!)

During Christmas, Dick’s 5 & 10 has an entire aisle dedicated to Christmas items. I purchased several Christmas ornaments that I just love!

You have to see and experience this old-time Christmas tradition in Branson!

Pro Tip: There is FREE parking in a parking lot behind the store! No need to drive around searching for street parking.

Showboat Branson Belle

4800 Historic Hwy 165, Branson, MO 65616

As many times as we have been to Branson, we had never been on the Showboat Branson Belle . We loved it so much and were happy that we didn’t miss it!

The Branson Belle is also known as America’s Most Entertaining Christmas Cruise!

There are two types of tickets you can purchase:

General Seating : A banquet-style seating that comes with a standard 3-course meal.

Captain’s Club: Priority boarding begins 1 hour before cruise time and includes a selection from the Captain’s Premium menu.

We decided to purchase the Captain’s Club tickets for our family, which turned out to be the best thing for my elderly father, who has trouble walking distances.

We got to the dock area about an hour before cruise time and only had to sit a few minutes before the Captain’s Club ticket holders were called to board.

We did not have to stand in the long general boarding line. After taking our premium seats, our waitress came to take our order. We had a very nice selection for dinner with all of us opting for the Rib Eye. And the desserts were delicious too!

The Showboat Branson Belle is a great way to see Table Rock Lake and is a must-see while in Branson at Christmas!

Sight & Sound Theater

1001 Shepherd of the Hills Expy Branson, MO 65616 800-377-1277

When we visited Branson in the summer, one activity on our to-do list was to see the live performance of “Jesus” at Sight & Sound Theater .

These live theatrical productions are like no other show in Branson with live animals, and amazing singers telling one of the stories from the Bible.

We saw that during Christmas, the show would be Miracle of Christmas . We decided then that our family would return to see this show during the Holidays.

Pro-Tip – Purchase your tickets early! Shows almost always sell out at the Sight & Sound Theater!

During Christmas, the fountain is replaced by this beautiful Christmas tree. The show is one of the best shows we’ve seen in Branson.

Shows at Sight & Sound Theater change every two years. There are two theaters – the original theater in Lancaster, PA, and in 2008, they opened the theater in Branson.

Don’t miss seeing a show at the Sight & Sound Theater!

Top of the Rock Golf Cart Tour

150 Top of the Rock Rd Ridgedale, MO

If you want to see the beauty of the Ozarks, one of the best ways to see it is on a golf cart tour through Lost Canyon Cave & Nature Trail.

The two-and-a-half mile golf cart ride takes you into the Bat Cave (where you can stop for a drink!), view amazing waterfalls, covered bridges, and panoramic views of Table Rock Lake.

We took the Top of the Rock Golf Cart tour in the summer, but I wanted to see what the views were like in the winter, so I added it to our Christmas in Branson itinerary!

Pro-Tip: There is a $10 charge (credit card ONLY) to enter Top of the Rock. So be prepared!

Taking The Top of the Rock Golf Cart Tour In The Winter

Not knowing how cold it would be on a golf cart, we dressed for winter, and away we went!

We were happy to see the golf carts had covers on them with zippers that you could either close all the way or, as I did, left my side open so I could take photos.

The covers did a great job keeping the wind out. We happened to get a nice sunny day (for the winter time), but when we returned to have dinner at Big Cedar Lodge, we saw many people enjoying the golf cart tour in the heavy rain as well!

During the holidays, Lost Canyon Cave & Nature Trail is lined with lights for Christmas time! There are polar bears and even Rudolph and Santa are high above the Bat Cave!

Top of the Rock Golf Cart Tour is fun for the entire family and you can take the tour all year round. They only close for ice and light

Here’s more information about Top of the Rock and their new Lost Canyon Christmas Cart Tour.

Located at Beyond The Lens! 3115 W 76 Country Blvd Branson, MO 65616

One of the attractions we missed in the summer that I knew my parents would enjoy was FlyRide. It is a ride with full-motion seats that dip, turn and soar. Depending on the show you choose, you may also get spritzed with a little bit of water too!

For the holiday season, you can choose between The Polar Express – Journey To The North Pole or Flight Across America .

We chose Flight Across America, which took us to National Parks and other well-known iconic landmarks in America.

We loved it! If you’re looking for things to do in Branson for adults – FlyRide is one Branson attraction to add to your list!

Ozark Hills Winery

601 State Highway 165 Branson, MO 65616

Since the history of moonshine runs deep in the Ozarks, you might be interested in stopping at Ozark Hills Winery to take a tour of Whiskey Jack’s Moonshine Still Museum!

This trip to the Ozarks wouldn’t be complete without going to a winery in Branson. I decided to add Ozark Hills Winery because of the interesting online description of the Moonshine Still Museum.

Tours are free, and tastings are $5 per person; however, if you purchase a bottle of wine after the tasting, the $5 fee is waived.

We only had to wait a few minutes in the lobby area of the winery before Dalton came to get us for the tour and tasting. While waiting, we checked out the cute displays of wines and this awesome truck on display!

Dalton was well-informed not only about the history of the Ozarks and moonshining, but he was also very informative about the wines we chose to taste.

Their wines have fun unique names such as Laugh Until You Pinot Grigio, and Bestie Brunch Moscato – just two of the favorites that we tasted!

If you love wine tastings, you’ll want to make a stop at Ozark Hills Winery!

Pink Jeep Tour Adventure

3310 76 Country Blvd. Branson, MO 65616

You’ve probably heard of the Pink Jeep Tours in Sedona, AZ, but did you know they are now in Branson, Missouri?

The Pink Adventure Tours in Branson opened in April 2022 with several different tours to choose from.

We decided to take the new Branson Christmas Tour one evening.

Pro-Tip: While the jeeps are enclosed, be sure to take extra blankets because although the Jeep is enclosed and the heat is on, those riding in the back of the Jeep were still cold!

We saw many families carrying blankets and wished we had done the same!

The one-hour tour takes you to the privately-owned Baird Mountain. The owner hand-cut metal scenes and placed the up the drive to the top of the mountain.

At the top were a traditional Ozark cabin decorated for Christmas and the tallest nativity scene in the state of Missouri.

Thoughts about the Pink Jeep Tour

We loved the idea of this tour. While waiting for your tour to begin, they served hot apple cider – which was very delicious! The Pink Jeep was decked out for Christmas with a wreath on the front and Christmas lights hanging inside for a bit of light.

We were a little disappointed that there weren’t more lights lining the roadway up the mountain; however, as more and more lights are added each year, I think this tour will grow into something that will become a Christmas Tradition in Branson.

Other Branson Holiday Lights Tours

The Promised Land Zoo has a huge drive-thru lights display along with a Candyland Courtyard and the VIP Yeti Express – a 45-minute Safari-bus tour through the lights and animals with one of Santa’s helpers.

Branson’s Lights of Joy is a drive-through light display near Sight & Sound Theater. The animated displays are grouped into distinct Christmas scenes such as a Christmas Safari, Santa’s Village Penguin Holiday, and the 12 Days of Christmas.

Christmas in Branson Landing

One of the best free things to do in Branson at Christmas is to see the fountains at Branson Landing. From the holiday tree to Santa’s Wonderland at Bass Pro Shops , there’s nothing more festive than to see the lights at Branson Landing at Christmas.

Big Cedar Lodge

If you’re looking for a nice resort experience while staying in Branson, Big Cedar Lodge has everything you’re looking for! Set on 4,600 acres, the resort is known as America’s Premier Wilderness Resort. Johnny Morris, the founder of Bass Pro Shops, created the rustic luxurious resort for families so they could enjoy the great outdoors.

You can choose to stay in a cabin, cottage, or Lodge and dine in one of their many restaurants.

There are also award-winning restaurants at Top of the Rock. We ate at the Osage Restaurant for Thanksgiving and it was delicious!

Pro-Tip: Make your reservations early if you want to dine in any of the restaurants at Big Cedar Lodge or Top of the Rock!

Other Branson Attractions At Christmas You Won’t Want To Miss

Branson Ferris Wheel 3345 W 76 Country Blvd Branson, MO 65616

You can see the Branson Ferris Wheel from a distance as it lights up the sky in Branson. With its 16,000 LED lights, the 240-person Ferris Wheel has been in Branson, Missouri since 2016.

During the winter months, the Track Family Fun Parks installs a real ice skating rink under the lights of the Ferris Wheel! So, while you’re there, take the family to the ice skating rink and make it a new Christmas holiday tradition!

Branson Scenic Railway 3345 W 76 Country Blvd Branson, MO 65616

During the holiday season, the Branson Scenic Railway becomes The Polar Express(TM) train ride taking you on a North Pole Adventure to pick up Santa Claus.

There are cookies and hot chocolate served during the ride while the story is read. Santa visits each car handing out a special gift to passengers.

Christmas in Branson is a special time when you can make new Christmas traditions and experience all that Branson has to offer from a different view. There are so many things to do in Branson at Christmas, you’ve got to visit at least once to see for yourself!

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We can’t wait to welcome you to the Ozarks Heritage Preserve, where you’ll experience the adventure of a lifetime at Top of the Rock. Start your trip planning early by purchasing your Lost Canyon Cave and Nature Trail and Ancient Ozarks Natural History Museum tickets online today.

While online reservations speed up the process once you arrive, allowing you to bypass the ticket purchase line at the Welcome Center, it doesn’t guarantee your tour time. Advanced tickets are only available online and provide the best pricing. Walk-ups are always welcome.

Our online Single Day Tickets are priced at variable rates offering you the opportunity to visit on a day that best fits your budget and schedule. Prices do increase daily, so the earlier you PICK-A-DAY, the more you’ll SAVE!

Lost Canyon Cave & Nature Trail Includes admission to Ancient Ozarks Natural History Museum

Parking is required but not included in admission. General Parking Fee is $10; $25 valet (limited availability). Fee increases to $15 after 5pm during the holiday season. General Parking Fee may vary on holidays, or periods of peak attendance.

For groups of 20 or more, please contact our group sales department at 800-456-4812 or email us at [email protected].

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