​

SAIL 125 MILES

CYCLE 140 MILES

RUN 29 MILES

ALL IN A WEEKEND!  ARE YOU UP FOR THE ADVENTURE?

This weekend Adventure Race is for teams of sailors and cyclists/runners, teams usually consist of 6 members, of whom 2 might be just sailors and the other 4 cyclists/runners who split the land challenges between them.  An entry form can be downloaded from the Entry Page

Sail St Mawes to Newlyn to Fowey to Plymouth

​

THE COURSE:

2 crew members must run a 5 mile loop from St Mawes to St Just before rowing out to their boats.
SAIL -  ST MAWES to NEWLYN.
2 crew members cycle from here to Porthcurno, where they leave their bikes in a "Bike Park" before running along the coastal path to Lands End (the first "Peak"). They then run back to their bikes and then cycle back to their yacht.
(18.5 mile cycle, 13 mile run) Cycle Route
SAIL -  NEWLYN  to FOWEY.
2 crew members cycle from here to Bolventor (nr Jamaica Inn), where they leave their bikes in a "Bike Park" and run to the top of Brown Willy (the 2nd Peak and Cornwall's highest point). They then run back to their bikes and then cycle back to their yacht.
(47 mile cycle, 7.7 mile run) Cycle Route
SAIL - FOWEY to PLYMOUTH - Plymouth Yacht Haven 
2 crew members cycle from here on the coast to coast cycle route to Meldon Reservoir (nr Okehampton) then leave their bikes in a "Bike Park" and run to the top of Yes Tor (the 3rd Peak and Devon's highest point). They then run back to their bikes and cycle back to finish at Queen Anne's Battery.
(75 mile cycle and 4 mile run) - Cycle route follows the Sustrans route 27 coast to coast (much of it traffic free) to Tavistock, then continue on the A386 to Meldon reservoir nr Okehampton.  See Cycle Route
SAIL - PLMOUTH to EDDYSTONE LIGHTHOUSE and back to PLYMOUTH (this leg starts as soon as the 2 cyclists have been dropped off).

 

RULES

The basic rules are that each boat shall have 4, 5 or 6 crew members (we recommend 6) who should be on the boat at all times while sailing (Except in final Leg from Plymouth to Eddystone and back)
Each of the 3 "Peaks" must be reached by any 2 of the crew members, who must stay together at all times.
Bikes can either be carried by the yachts or moved by support crew. Yachts must be between 26 and 50 foot in length.
It is expected that given reasonable wind conditions the teams will finish on Saturday evening.
Time Limit 12:00 on Sunday.

Entry will cost £250 per yacht for entries received before 31st March (£300 subsequently).  Entry form and Rules are downloadable from the bottom of this page. Yacht types and sizes:  Monohulls 25' to 50' and multihulls  25' to 40' are accepted. If you are a cyclist/runner but with no boat, or a sailor who has no cyclists/runners then get in touch and I will try and put interested parties together. For more information email tim@nearwaterevents.co.uk

​

A report of the 2019 race