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.

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