Thousands of spectators lined the streets to enjoy the annual spectacle as the illuminated convoy travelled through Chatburn, West Bradford, Waddington, Clitheroe town centre, Barrow, Whalley and Sabden, before heading over the iconic Nick of Pendle.
The tractor run created an unforgettable festive atmosphere, complete with musical air horns, smoke and snow machines, and even a Santa and sleigh, bringing Christmas cheer to communities across the route.
A designated quiet zone was once again introduced on West Bradford Road, where horns and loud music were switched off to allow children with sensory sensitivities to enjoy the event.
This year’s Best Decorated Tractor competition was judged by Tom Carlisle, also known as The Dalesfarmer, with prizes awarded to first, second and third place.
As well as spreading festive spirit, the tractor run is a major fundraising event. So far, just over £8,000 has been raised for Clitheroe Young Farmers’ Club - a youth charity supporting young people aged 10 to 28 in rural areas - and the British Heart Foundation. Organisers say they are hopeful of surpassing last year’s £10,000 total.
Donations remain open and can be made via the event’s JustGiving page.
Scroll through our gallery to see the best images from this year’s festive tractor run:
13. Clitheroe Young Farmers Club's Christmas Tractor Run 2025
Charity tractor run through Chatburn in aid of British Heart Foundation. | Kelvin Lister-Stuttard
14. Clitheroe Young Farmers Club's Christmas Tractor Run 2025
Charity tractor run through Chatburn in aid of British Heart Foundation. | Kelvin Lister-Stuttard
15. Clitheroe Young Farmers Club's Christmas Tractor Run 2025
Charity tractor run through Chatburn in aid of British Heart Foundation. | Kelvin Lister-Stuttard
16. Clitheroe Young Farmers Club's Christmas Tractor Run 2025
Charity tractor run through Chatburn in aid of British Heart Foundation. | Kelvin Lister-Stuttard