Rudolph's Run is coming back on Sunday 21st December, with over 200 decorated tractors set to light up the streets of Yorkshire's villages and towns and the route has been revealed.
This year marks the 5th Rudolph's Run and the event will take in the following spots:
- 6pm start: Otley Auction
- 6:15pm: Burley in Wharfedale
- 6:30pm: Ben Rhydding
- 6:35pm: Ilkley
- 6:45pm: Addingham
- 7pm: Silsden
- 7:15pm: Steeton
- 7:25pm: Sutton
- 7:35pm: Kildwick
- 7:45pm: Bradley
- 8:10pm finish: Skipton High Street
PLEASE NOTE: these timings are only estimates and spectators are advised you arrive at their desired watching spot EARLY to avoid disappointment.
The 'quiet zone' where drivers are ask to turn off their music and not sound their horns is between Aldi in Silsden and Steeton top traffic lights.
Last year, the run attracted more than 200 tractors, each covered in lights and decorations, and thousands of residents lined the streets to watch them pass by.
Rudolph’s Run is organised by the Lothersdale Agricultural Discussion Group.
Keep your eyes peeled for the delightful “street collectors” in each location.
Donations can be made via the JustGiving page www.justgiving.com/page/rudolphsrun25
All public donations will donated to Manorlands (Sue Ryder) with Tractor entry fees going to Yorkshire Air Ambulance.

Global Microsoft outage causes disruption to councils and schools in North Yorkshire
Two Keighley neighbours win £377,224 each in Postcode Lottery draw
Meet the family behind Drift - Skipton's new restaurant
Skipton MP backs Conservative welfare reform plan
Hundreds of donated spectacles handed over in Skipton
Royal Oak pub reopens under new management with plans for major changes
New Cats Protection superstore to open in Skipton this month
North Yorkshire Council cancels planning meetings amid new government rules
Skipton Repair Café volunteers fix 81 items in one day
Christmas toy appeal launches to help families across Skipton
Kex Gill A59 traffic restrictions expected to be lifted in early December
Talks continue over future of Settle dairy site
Work begins at former Gargrave care home earmarked for 16 affordable homes
Council accused of 'illusion of listening' over school transport consultation
North Yorkshire councillors to vote on next chief executive
Skipton keeps its place among Britain's 10 happiest places to live
Local care provider celebrates double win at Bradford Care Awards
Veterans selling poppies on Northern trains say support from passengers has been 'heartwarming'
Skipton MP raises concerns over proposed visitor levy and impact on rural tourism
£1million of Keighley Cougars stadium funding redirected to Cavendish Street improvements


