Reese's Candy Ranks Two Cleveland Area Roads Among Nation's Top for Halloween
Lakewood's Webb Road and Cleveland Heights' Scarborough Road earned high scores for door-to-door density and thematic atmosphere in a national poll of 150 locations.
By Carlos Rousseau ·
Hershey's Reese's division has identified two streets in the Cleveland area as among the most effective destinations for Halloween candy collection in the United States. The company evaluated 150 locations nationwide and selected four in Ohio for the distinction.
Webb Road in Lakewood received a haul score of 89.4 and a haunt score of 89.7. The street features century-old homes positioned close together, creating a continuous line of illuminated porches. Residents noted that the proximity of doorbells allows children to gather large quantities of treats quickly as autumn air moves in from Lake Erie.
Scarborough Road in Cleveland Heights also made the list, posting a haul score of 82.3 and a higher haunt score of 97.5. Reese's cited the neighborhood's specific yard decorations as a primary factor in its atmosphere rating.
The selection process relied on community votes and specific metrics for candy yield and thematic decoration. Bryden Road in Columbus and Floral Avenue in Cincinnati are the other two Ohio entries on the list.
The full list of 150 recognized streets is available on the Hersheyland website. The rankings serve as a guide for families planning their routes for the upcoming holiday season.
