The Nidderdale Tractor Run is back next weekend in aid of Yorkshire Air Ambulance.
The event returns to the area on Sunday 29th June and will follow a route both on and off roads.
The run will start at 10:30am at R & J Farmers and Butchers in Kirkby Malzeard before heading towards the Yorkshire Dales.
The full route will be revealed next week.
A spokesperson for Yorkshire Air Ambulance said:
“It’s a spectacular sight not to be missed!
“Visit the YAA stall at the starting point to learn more about our lifesaving work and how you can support us.
“Mark your calendars, bring the family, and enjoy a great day out!”

Food and drink will be supplied at the beginning of the event, but due to the expected hot weather, participants are encouraged to bring water within their tractors.

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