Standing 70 to 100 feet, a different Norway spruce attracts crowds to Rockefeller Center every holiday season.

No matter how you celebrate after New Year’s, if you choose to keep your tree in your house, be sure to water it frequently, turn off lights when they are not in use, and avoid burning candles near the tree. When the needles begin to dry out, even with regular waterings, remove all decorations and hardware, and plan to dispose of the tree.

These trees stand out amid annual festivals or have their own place within government buildings, public attractions or city centers.

Did you know you can cut your own Christmas tree in Grand County? Many people choose to buy a pre-cut tree from a farm or retail store for convenience, but cutting your own evergreen

Rockefeller Center has been synonymous with one of the most awe-inspiring Christmas trees in the world. Each year in early December, a massive tree is lit in front of the New York City midtown epicenter to kick off the start of the holiday season.