I'll be attending the road race on October 12. Since I don't know my way around the city, I'd
appreciate suggestions about where along the course I might find places for food and drink (good
coffee, I hope). Thanks for the help!
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There's a few good coffee shops outside of the race course, the best place that's close to the
downtown area to eat is Hess Village. It runs between Main and King St, and it's just inside the
race course (sort of) As for coffee shops along the course, you'll probably find some downtown,
and there's a Tim Hortons at the far end (on the mountain) of the TT course at Mohawk and
Scenic. Hamilton has probably about 60 Tim Hortons shops though, so you should never be too far
away from one.Enjoy the race, I was just down to watch the practice laps this morning, this is going to
be amazing!Steve
Michael Buettner said:
I'll be attending the road race on October 12. Since I don't know my way around the city, I'd
appreciate suggestions about where along the course I might find places for food and drink (good
coffee, I hope). Thanks for the help! -
Stephen Niece said:
There's a few good coffee shops outside of the race course, the best place that's close to the
downtown area to eat is Hess Village. It runs between Main and King St, and it's just inside the
race course (sort of) As for coffee shops along the course, you'll probably find some downtown,
and there's a Tim Hortons at the far end (on the mountain) of the TT course at Mohawk and
Scenic. Hamilton has probably about 60 Tim Hortons shops though, so you should never be too far
away from one.Enjoy the race, I was just down to watch the practice laps this morning, this is going to be
amazing!Steve
Steve,
Any suggestions on car parking logistics? My wife and I are driving up from Buffalo (we live in NC)
on Thursday to catch as much of the TT as we can, and of course we'll be watching most of the other
events through Sunday. I imagine we'll have to park a bit away and walk or take a shuttle/bus? We're
staying at a hotel near the falls.Regards, Wayne
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Enjoy the race, I was just down to watch the practice laps this morning, this is going to be
amazing!Is there any site with detailed profile and analysis of the course? has the course been raced
on before?thanks Alexander
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Enjoy the race, I was just down to watch the practice laps this morning, this is going to be
amazing!Is there any site with detailed profile and analysis of the course? has the course been raced
on before?
The site has been mentioned many times already. The course was raced on for Nationals at the end of
June, and that's the first time, required to validate the course for worlds.
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