It seems that there are a lot of “Christmas Streets” in Salt Lake Valley, which is an amazing thing. We found a new amazing street in Herriman in 2025, and though it is a bit of a drive from the I-15, it is pretty cool to walk or drive. This makes our fourth Christmas Street right in Salt Lake County.
Christmas Street in Herriman runs slightly uphill, so if you plan to walk, park at the bottom and go up so that the way back is downhill. There is at least one light tunnel along the sidewalk that we enjoyed. There was also a massive present that framed us perfectly for a photo that we could use as background without leaving the public sidewalk. The street is under a mile roundtrip if this is what you choose to do.
You can also drive Christmas Street in Herriman, and what makes it cool is that all the houses have worked together. It’s not that there is a specific theme like Bible Street in Sugarhouse, but these neighbors have strung lights across the street from eave to eave. This makes the street really cool, with colored lights dangling over the street in a zigzag from house to house. Many of the houses had decorations and lights, but not all. We hope that the rest of the street catches the vision as years go on. The lights draped across the street are spectacular, though.
We drove Christmas Street in Herriman twice, and walked part of the way along the route as well. It is fun and easy, though you do have to drive way out west. If you do visit Christmas Street, consider checking out some of the other fun light shows nearby. We created a Herriman and Riverton Lights Drive that begins with Christmas Street in Herriman.
Christmas Street in Herriman is located along Solemn Way, Herriman. Begin at the intersection of Butterfield Park Way and Solemn Way. The road is a dead end, so you can only begin from one end!
For the other Christmas Streets in Salt Lake County, here is the info:
