Annual charity Christmas tractor run with tractors decked out in lights driving from Cloughton to Scarborough's Marine Drive, followed by a hog roast supper at Moor Farm for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance.
The YAA Christmas Tractor Run returns to North Bay on Friday 4 December, one of those annual fixtures that brightens up Yorkshire every winter. It's a fleet of tractors decked out in tinsel and fairy lights, making their way through the villages from Cloughton to Scarborough's Marine Drive. Once they reach the coast, the run turns back towards Moor Farm, where the evening rounds off with a hog roast supper.
The route takes in the coastal scenery of the North Bay and the surrounding villages, so you'll see the tractors passing through the local landscape rather than just sticking to one road. It's as much about the drive as it is about the destination, and the whole thing is run for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance, with the money raised throughout the night going to them.
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If you're planning to head out, the run starts at 6:00 PM and lasts about an hour. The whole evening is centred around the North Bay, so you'll want to be in that part of Scarborough to catch the tractors as they pass through. It's a local tradition that brings together the farming community and the town, with the hog roast at Moor Farm serving as the final stop after the tractors have made their way back from the coast.
