The 112km Audax event from Wadebridge this year took on a new identity as it reversed direction on last year’s Social Coastal to become Follow the Mordros – The Ebb. By all accounts this was just as hilly a ride as last year, and possibly all the more challenging given the long climb up over the Clay Country on the return from Mevagissey.
The Audax UK website has the full list of validated finishers:
| Follow the Mordros – The Ebb | AUK results 26-999 | 70 riders listed |
Saturday 25 April, 2026
Starting from Wadebridge Organiser David Squance
A new event for 2026 will look familiar to previous riders of ‘The Social Coastal’ following a similar route but will run in the opposite direction (the Ebb). Mordros is the Cornish word for the sound of the sea and riders will follow the mordros along a challenging route from the north to the south coast and back again!
Starting in Wadebridge, the route heads straight for the wild north coast, before swinging back inland and following the Ladock valley down to the beautiful south coast and Mevagissey harbour. After Mevagissey, riders will need to haul themselves up and through china clay country (the Cornish Alps) before finally heading back with well deserved downhill and along the Camel trail to the finish.
Tea and coffee available at the start. Hall control at Indian Queens with tea, coffee and cake for sale (profits to charity), Cafe control at Mevagissey with sweet and savoury goods for sale. Please bring cash.
 112kmStarts 09:00 |
1.75 AAA | Follow the Mordros – The Ebb Details and entry from Audax UK site |
The second edition of the Social Coastal 112km ride from Wadebridge ran on the 26th April this year. Riders once more enjoyed a hilly coast to coast route, with spectacular views and a welcome full-on food stop at Indian Queens.
The event raised £345 for Cornwall Air Ambulance.
The Audax UK website has the full list of validated finishers:
| The Social Coastal | AUK results 25-214 | 74 riders listed |
Saturday 26 April, 2025
Starting from Wadebridge Organiser David Squance
Round 2 of the Social Coastal 112, back on the Cornish calendar.
A hilly coast to coast challenge showcasing some of Cornwall’s finest coast and country. Starting in Wadebridge, and crossing south through china clay country to the Roseland Peninsula passing through Mevagissey and neighbouring bays. After the route breaks away from the coast it heads back north through the Ladock valley to Indian Queens and then on the the north coast, arriving at Padstow before heading along the Camel trail to the finish.
Tea and coffee available at the start. Cafe control at Mevagissey. Hall control at Indian Queens with tea, coffee and sweet and savoury goods for sale (profits to charity), please bring cash.
| 112km Starts 09:00 |
1.75 AAA | The Social Coastal Details and entry from Audax UK site |
Saturday 20 April, 2024
Starting from Wadebridge Organiser David Squance
Originally planned for 2020, before Covid19 cancelled all events, this is a new Cornish Brevet Populaire, running with the help of the Wadebridge Coasters.
A hilly coast to coast challenge showcasing some of Cornwall’s finest coast and country. Starting from Wadebridge Camels Rugby Club, the route heads south to Mevagissey and neighbouring bays (control at Mevagissey Activity Center) before looping back to the North Coast for another glimpse of the sea, ending with a final leg back along the Camel Trail. There is a hall control at Indian Queens with tea, coffee and sweet and savoury baked goods for sale (profits to charity), please bring cash.
| 112km Starts 09:00 |
1.75 AAA | The Social Coastal Details and entry from Audax UK site |
