Sourcing food may be a challenge. On Day 1, there is very little after Lillooet (km 320) and the Fountain Trading Post (km 334). And Day 2 doesnt start much easier as there is a big climb to Clinton (km 445) where there is not much open early on the Sunday morning. 

The route has not been finalized, but may do an out and back to Cache Creek. There may be limited food choice there, depending on your arrival time. 

On Day 2, getting back to Lillooet (km 688)  before 1900 hours will get you into the grocery stores. Arrive by 2000 hours for access to the fast food joints. Buy food for that night and, if staying in Lillooet, buy for the next morning as well. The next food is possibly a gas station at Lytton, and then not until Boston Bar. After Boston Bar, food options are not so rare.

Updated rwgps route (May 15) https://ridewithgps.com/routes/46646001

Find out more about the route at this link: http://www.randonneurs.bc.ca/1000km/routes/gold-rush-trail.html

Newsletter items from the June 2008 ride: Gold Rush 1000 - Eric Fergusson (randonneurs.bc.ca)