Trolley service started Saturday, and riders got a first look at “Trillium,” the newest “Big Art” entry, installed Saturday at the transit hub, First Street on the Waterfront.
Trolley service started Saturday, and riders got a first look at “Trillium,” the newest “Big Art” entry, installed Saturday at the transit hub, First Street on the Waterfront.
The weekend Hood River Pink Trolley service is back for summertime. It’s free for everyone, with a daily route Saturday and Sunday, June through September.
The free service started June 15.
The route loop is designed to serve locals and tourists alike. Stay aboard the Pink Trolley and explore Hood River, hop on and off at favorite local stops, or just score a ride downtown and avoid parking every summer weekend.
The trolley debuted in 2018; a new stop on the route this year is Hood River Aquatic Center on May Street.
Pedestrians can even wave the trolley down from a safe place for an unscheduled pickup. Featured stops include the Aquatic Center, Rosauers, 10 Speed Coffee, Pine Street Bakery, the Children’s Park and the library. The Hood River Pink Trolley is free thanks to the support of Providence Hood River Memorial Hospital and the City of Hood River.
Riders can contribute to the onboard donation box to support the Hood River Warming Shelter during the winter months. Open trolley windows are for enjoying Gorge breezes and for waving.
The Hood River County Transportation District (CAT) contracts the Pink Trolley from Gray Line Pink Trolley Sightseeing.
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