It was estimated that around 200 people turned out for the walk to raise money for Sue Ryder.
As the charity’s biggest fundraiser for the year, walkers can opt for a 5km route or the gruelling 10km challenge around Otley.
Starting at Prince Henry Grammar School, plenty of men, women and children - many wearing flashing headgear - signed up for event.
A special dedication area was also set up along the route to allow those taking part to stop and reflect on loved ones lost.
There were then refreshments and entertainment waiting for those who crossed the finishing line.
7. Sue Ryder Starlight Hike 2025
Claudia Bayfield, nine, of Guiseley dressed up for the hike. | By Steve Riding. National World Resell
8. Sue Ryder Starlight Hike 2025
Family and friends of David Hunt at the start. | By Steve Riding. National World Resell
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Around 200 hikers who took part in the Sue Ryder Starlight Hike of 5K and 10K in Otley. | By Steve Riding. National World Resell
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Burley in Wharfedale hikers Steph Fendyke, Wendy Bishop, Lorna Kennedy and Georgina Walker. | By Steve Riding. National World Resell
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Neeley Lipzeith of Kirkstall hiking for Uncle Alan and granddad Geoffrey, and Steph Hudson hiking for grandma Carol and Little Nan. | By Steve Riding. National World Resell
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Anna Davies of Meanwood with children Isabelle, six and Alex, four. | By Steve Riding. National World Resell