Rain and snow this morning transitioning to light rain for the afternoon. High around 35F. Winds light and variable. Chance of precip 80%. Snow accumulations less than one inch..
Rain likely. Low 32F. Winds light and variable. Chance of rain 90%. Rainfall around a quarter of an inch.
Updated: January 1, 2026 @ 4:55 am
CHRISTMAS.JPG A large display of festive Christmas lights can be found at the home of Marj and Tony Baker along Frankton Road in Hood River, Oregon on December 18, 2025. Each year for over 23 years the couple have created a Christmas lights wonderland where people can either drive their cars or walk through the hundreds of Christmas lights and dozens of characters on display. “We want to share the Christmas spirit with anyone who wants to check out our display,” says Tony Baker. This year’s display has Santa riding in a brightly lit carriage pulled by reindeer, a large 7 foot snowman, carolers, the Grinch, candy canes and lots of other Christmas icons. (Photo by Helen H. Richardson/Special to the Columbia Gorge News)
HOOD RIVER, OREGON - A large display of festive Christmas lights can be found at the home of Marj and Tony Baker along Frankton Road in Hood River, Oregon on December 18, 2025. Each year for over 23 years the couple have created a Christmas lights wonderland where people can either drive their cars or walk through the hundreds of Christmas lights and dozens of characters on display. “We want to share the Christmas spirit with anyone who wants to check out our display,” says Tony Baker. This year’s display has Santa riding in a brightly lit carriage pulled by reindeer, a large 7 foot snowman, carolers, the Grinch, candy canes and lots of other Christmas icons. (Photo by Helen H. Richardson/Special to the Columbia Gorge News)
HOOD RIVER, OREGON - A large display of festive Christmas lights can be found at the home of Marj and Tony Baker along Frankton Road in Hood River, Oregon on December 18, 2025. Each year for over 23 years the couple have created a Christmas lights wonderland where people can either drive their cars or walk through the hundreds of Christmas lights and dozens of characters on display. “We want to share the Christmas spirit with anyone who wants to check out our display,” says Tony Baker. This year’s display has Santa riding in a brightly lit carriage pulled by reindeer, a large 7 foot snowman, carolers, the Grinch, candy canes and lots of other Christmas icons. (Photo by Helen H. Richardson/Special to the Columbia Gorge News)
HOOD RIVER, OREGON - A large display of festive Christmas lights can be found at the home of Marj and Tony Baker along Frankton Road in Hood River, Oregon on December 18, 2025. Each year for over 23 years the couple have created a Christmas lights wonderland where people can either drive their cars or walk through the hundreds of Christmas lights and dozens of characters on display. “We want to share the Christmas spirit with anyone who wants to check out our display,” says Tony Baker. This year’s display has Santa riding in a brightly lit carriage pulled by reindeer, a large 7 foot snowman, carolers, the Grinch, candy canes and lots of other Christmas icons. (Photo by Helen H. Richardson/Special to the Columbia Gorge News)
HOOD RIVER, OREGON - A large display of festive Christmas lights can be found at the home of Marj and Tony Baker along Frankton Road in Hood River, Oregon on December 18, 2025. Each year for over 23 years the couple have created a Christmas lights wonderland where people can either drive their cars or walk through the hundreds of Christmas lights and dozens of characters on display. “We want to share the Christmas spirit with anyone who wants to check out our display,” says Tony Baker. This year’s display has Santa riding in a brightly lit carriage pulled by reindeer, a large 7 foot snowman, carolers, the Grinch, candy canes and lots of other Christmas icons. (Photo by Helen H. Richardson/Special to the Columbia Gorge News)
HOOD RIVER, OREGON - A large display of festive Christmas lights can be found at the home of Marj and Tony Baker along Frankton Road in Hood River, Oregon on December 18, 2025. Each year for over 23 years the couple have created a Christmas lights wonderland where people can either drive their cars or walk through the hundreds of Christmas lights and dozens of characters on display. “We want to share the Christmas spirit with anyone who wants to check out our display,” says Tony Baker. This year’s display has Santa riding in a brightly lit carriage pulled by reindeer, a large 7 foot snowman, carolers, the Grinch, candy canes and lots of other Christmas icons. (Photo by Helen H. Richardson/Special to the Columbia Gorge News)
CHRISTMAS.JPG A large display of festive Christmas lights can be found at the home of Marj and Tony Baker along Frankton Road in Hood River, Oregon on December 18, 2025. Each year for over 23 years the couple have created a Christmas lights wonderland where people can either drive their cars or walk through the hundreds of Christmas lights and dozens of characters on display. “We want to share the Christmas spirit with anyone who wants to check out our display,” says Tony Baker. This year’s display has Santa riding in a brightly lit carriage pulled by reindeer, a large 7 foot snowman, carolers, the Grinch, candy canes and lots of other Christmas icons. (Photo by Helen H. Richardson/Special to the Columbia Gorge News)
HOOD RIVER, OREGON - A large display of festive Christmas lights can be found at the home of Marj and Tony Baker along Frankton Road in Hood River, Oregon on December 18, 2025. Each year for over 23 years the couple have created a Christmas lights wonderland where people can either drive their cars or walk through the hundreds of Christmas lights and dozens of characters on display. “We want to share the Christmas spirit with anyone who wants to check out our display,” says Tony Baker. This year’s display has Santa riding in a brightly lit carriage pulled by reindeer, a large 7 foot snowman, carolers, the Grinch, candy canes and lots of other Christmas icons. (Photo by Helen H. Richardson/Special to the Columbia Gorge News)
HOOD RIVER, OREGON - A large display of festive Christmas lights can be found at the home of Marj and Tony Baker along Frankton Road in Hood River, Oregon on December 18, 2025. Each year for over 23 years the couple have created a Christmas lights wonderland where people can either drive their cars or walk through the hundreds of Christmas lights and dozens of characters on display. “We want to share the Christmas spirit with anyone who wants to check out our display,” says Tony Baker. This year’s display has Santa riding in a brightly lit carriage pulled by reindeer, a large 7 foot snowman, carolers, the Grinch, candy canes and lots of other Christmas icons. (Photo by Helen H. Richardson/Special to the Columbia Gorge News)
HOOD RIVER, OREGON - A large display of festive Christmas lights can be found at the home of Marj and Tony Baker along Frankton Road in Hood River, Oregon on December 18, 2025. Each year for over 23 years the couple have created a Christmas lights wonderland where people can either drive their cars or walk through the hundreds of Christmas lights and dozens of characters on display. “We want to share the Christmas spirit with anyone who wants to check out our display,” says Tony Baker. This year’s display has Santa riding in a brightly lit carriage pulled by reindeer, a large 7 foot snowman, carolers, the Grinch, candy canes and lots of other Christmas icons. (Photo by Helen H. Richardson/Special to the Columbia Gorge News)
HOOD RIVER, OREGON - A large display of festive Christmas lights can be found at the home of Marj and Tony Baker along Frankton Road in Hood River, Oregon on December 18, 2025. Each year for over 23 years the couple have created a Christmas lights wonderland where people can either drive their cars or walk through the hundreds of Christmas lights and dozens of characters on display. “We want to share the Christmas spirit with anyone who wants to check out our display,” says Tony Baker. This year’s display has Santa riding in a brightly lit carriage pulled by reindeer, a large 7 foot snowman, carolers, the Grinch, candy canes and lots of other Christmas icons. (Photo by Helen H. Richardson/Special to the Columbia Gorge News)
HOOD RIVER, OREGON - A large display of festive Christmas lights can be found at the home of Marj and Tony Baker along Frankton Road in Hood River, Oregon on December 18, 2025. Each year for over 23 years the couple have created a Christmas lights wonderland where people can either drive their cars or walk through the hundreds of Christmas lights and dozens of characters on display. “We want to share the Christmas spirit with anyone who wants to check out our display,” says Tony Baker. This year’s display has Santa riding in a brightly lit carriage pulled by reindeer, a large 7 foot snowman, carolers, the Grinch, candy canes and lots of other Christmas icons. (Photo by Helen H. Richardson/Special to the Columbia Gorge News)
For more than 23 years, Marj and Tony Baker have created a large display of festive Christmas lights at their home along Frankton Road in Hood River every holiday season.
It’s a Christmas wonderland where people can either drive their cars or walk through the hundreds of Christmas lights and dozens of characters on display.
“We want to share the Christmas spirit with anyone who wants to check out our display,” said Tony Baker.
This year’s display has Santa riding in a brightly lit carriage pulled by reindeer, a large 7-foot snowman, carolers, the Grinch, candy canes and lots of other Christmas icons.
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