Welsh National Tractor Road Run 2026: Scenic Llŷn Peninsula Route Announced
Preparations are advancing rapidly for the highly anticipated 2026 Welsh National Tractor Road Run, with this year's event set to take place on the picturesque Llŷn Peninsula. The run will commence from Llanbedrog, Pwllheli on Sunday, May 31, offering participants a unique and visually stunning experience.
Scenic Route and Charitable Support
The Llŷn and Eifionydd Tractor Enthusiasts have meticulously planned a scenic route that showcases breathtaking views over both Cardigan Bay and Caernarfon Bay. This year, the organizing team has chosen to support two important charities: the Wales Air Ambulance and the Alaw Cancer Ward at Ysbyty Gwynedd, which is part of the Awyr Las charity network.
Starting Venue: Crugan Farm
The starting point for the event is Crugan Farm, an idyllic coastal location just outside Llanbedrog, Pwllheli on the shores of Cardigan Bay. This working dairy farm features a long-established holiday park that accommodates touring caravans, glamping options, and holiday cottages. The farm has diversified its operations to include an onsite farm shop, selling fresh milk, milkshakes, gelato ice cream, and eggs produced on the premises.
A short walk through a field leads to a superb beach owned by the National Trust, renowned for its colourful beach huts. Nearby, the seaside village of Llanbedrog offers local amenities, including popular pubs such as the Glyn y Weddw Arms and The Ship, a beach bistro, an art gallery, a garage, a grocery shop, and a pharmacy.
Event Logistics and Entry Details
The dedicated start area at Crugan Farm provides ample parking for participants, including space for HGV vehicles with overnight parking available. Onsite facilities will include caterers and toilets to ensure a comfortable experience for all attendees.
Entries for the 2026 Welsh National Tractor Road Run are currently being accepted, with entry forms available from the organizing team at various tractor runs or by emailing the secretary at anne.trials@btinternet.com. Participants who submit their entries by the closing date of May 20 will pay an entry fee of £20 and receive a souvenir memento. Entries will also be accepted on the day of the event for a fee of £25.
