What is Tinsel Trail?
Tinsel Trail is a display of live Christmas trees in Downtown Huntsville's Big Spring Park. Over 400 trees will decorate the park for the holiday season. Intended to promote holiday cheer and community unity, each tree is reserved and decorated by a local business establishment, group, or family.
FAQ’s
Who organizes this event?
The Tinsel Trail was originally founded as a project of The Downtown Forty-Seven. Tinsel Trail is now a project of Downtown Huntsville, Inc., an organization responsible for ensuring Downtown Huntsville is a vibrant and sustainable downtown through economic studies, dynamic new and redevelopmed properties and unique events just like Tinsel Trail.
How can I participate?
Visit the “Reserve a Tree” page for details about reserving your tree. If you’d like to support our initiative, but don’t have time to decorate a tree, you can donate your tree to a nonprofit organization. If you are interested in this option fill out the “Donate a Tree” form here.
How can nonprofits participate?
Some organizations may choose to donate their tree to a nonprofit organization for decorating. If your organization would like to be considered as a nonprofit decorator please fill out the “Nonprofit” form here.
What payment options do I have for reserving a tree?
You can utilize our easy online payment process, where you can place your order and securely pay with your credit card in just a few short steps. If you prefer to mail a check, please fill out our “Requesting an Invoice” form and a Tinsel Trail representative will contact you soon. After receiving your payment, we'll reserve your tree and you will be good to go! Trees will not be reserved until payment is received.
When does the Tinsel Trail open & how long does it last?
Tinsel Trail 2024 will open November 29, 2024 and the last day to enjoy trees will be January 1, 2025.
Do I have to pay to attend Tinsel Trail?
No. This is a FREE community event.
What are the hours of the Tinsel Trail?
The Tinsel Trail is open to the public daily 24/7. Trees may not be lit during severe weather.
Have more questions? Contact us