Hamilton Observatory Assetto Corsa track mod in the United States
Hamilton Observatory is a real road in the United States, rebuilt as an Assetto Corsa track you can download and drive: the actual asphalt traced from aerial imagery, real elevation and camber, and the scenery of the place around it.
Free account: two library downloads a week, then $0.99 each. Plans download without a limit.
Hamilton Observatory track facts
- Road
- Hamilton Observatory
- Country
- United States
- Hairpins
- 9
- Sharp corners
- 37
- Built
- Oct 22, 2026
- Format
- Assetto Corsa track (zip)
Hamilton Observatory is one of the real roads in the Street2Sim track library, in the United States. It was built on Oct 22, 2026. The traced route of Hamilton Observatory has 37 sharp corners, 9 hairpins among them.
The track is generated from the road's aerial imagery: the pavement is traced from what's actually on the ground, elevation and camber come from survey data, and the surrounding terrain, buildings and vegetation are placed from the same imagery.
How to install Hamilton Observatory in Assetto Corsa
- Download the zip with the button above. You need a free Street2Sim account; it signs you in and brings you back here.
- Open Content Manager and drag the zip onto its window, then confirm the install. Without Content Manager, unzip it into
assettocorsa/content/tracks/. - Pick the track in Drive → Quick Drive: search the track list for “Hamilton Observatory”, choose a car and go.
Hamilton Observatory: questions
Is Hamilton Observatory available in Assetto Corsa?
Yes. Hamilton Observatory is an Assetto Corsa track mod built by Street2Sim from the real road in the United States. Download it from this page.
How do I install Hamilton Observatory in Assetto Corsa?
Download the zip, then drag it onto the Content Manager window and confirm the install, or unzip it into content/tracks/ inside your Assetto Corsa folder. The track then shows up in Content Manager like any other track mod.
Is the Hamilton Observatory track mod free?
A free Street2Sim account includes two library downloads a week. After that each extra download is $0.99, and every paid plan downloads from the library without a limit.
How many hairpins does Hamilton Observatory have?
The traced route of Hamilton Observatory has 37 sharp corners, 9 hairpins among them. A hairpin here is a turn of 150° or more within 80 m; a sharp corner is 80° or more within 50 m.
Can I get a longer or different section of this road?
Yes. Street2Sim builds any stretch of real road between two points you pick on the map — including a longer or different cut of Hamilton Observatory, or any other road on Earth.