The start time for the Sunshine Coast 200 will be dependent upon the arrival of the 7:30 ferry from Horseshoe Bay, I'm anticipating some time between 8:15 and 8:30.  We will depart from the passenger drop off/pick up area opposite the bus stop(about 100 meters after exiting the ferry).

For those of you who haven't ridden on the Sunshine Coast, it is hilly(about 3300 meters in total)! That being said, there aren't any big climbs, and if it is steep, it's short.  It is just that there isn't much that is flat. The ride ends at a local micro-brewery from where you can coast the 3.5 or so kms back down to the ferry.  It closes at 9:00 p.m. and the kitchen closes at 8. Something to keep in mind is that the last ferry leaves for Horseshoe Bay at 10:30p.m..

Parking for this event will require some forethought. 24 hour parking is available at the ferry for $20 last I checked. There are a couple of other pay options (check google). If you feel comfortable parking your car in a pullout on the side of Horseshoe Bay Drive, take exit 2, then head toward Squamish and the pull out is just around the corner on the water side. There is room for probably 10 cars and people regularly do it (definitely at your own risk). From there it is about a km or 2 to the Horseshoe Bay ferry.

Someone will be at the ferry terminal to meet you at the start and there will be a staffed control at my house(117.5 km).

I did the pre-ride this past Saturday and while there is still some evidence of last Fall's flooding the roads are in pretty good condition.  Hope to see you June 4'th!