• Pay $1 per boarding, Cash or Venmo @Astoria-RTA • OR pay $2 on/off all-day • Charter the Trolley for $200/hour o Call (503) 325-8790 (or) o Email: [email protected] o Charters are outside normal operating hours

The Astoria Trolley is an inexpensive and fun way to see some picturesque views of the river front. The Trolley runs from near the cruise ship terminal with a few stops along the way like the Maritime Museum, a pier with sealions, and a Safeway.

The Astoria Riverfront Trolley is a 3-mile (4.8 km) heritage streetcar line that operates in Astoria, Oregon, United States, using former freight railroad tracks along or near the south bank of the Columbia River, with no overhead line.

Ride the historic Trolley “Old 300” along the scenic Astoria Riverfront! Old 300 was built in 1913 by the American Car Company of St. Louis, Mo., for the San Antonio Traction Company in Texas. The Trolley is operated and maintained by a volunteer crew. Pay $1 per boarding. Rise as long as you like. Or pay $2 and ride all day long.

The trolley, which was originally made for the San Antonio Traction Company in 1913, runs from the East End Mooring Basin and West End Mooring on the original train tracks. Basically the trolley runs all along Astoria’s historic waterfront, which still features restaurants, docks and piers.

2021年8月26日 · A vivid picture of history, Astoria Riverfront Trolley also known as "Old 300" offers a guided hour-long round trip ride through the oldest Oregon city along the waterfront of the Columbia River and Astoria Riverfront Walk.

Embark on the Astoria Trolley for a ride along the Astoria Riverfront. This heritage trolley isn’t just a mode of transportation; it’s a mobile history lesson, perfect for enjoying the picturesque views and rich cultural landscape of Astoria, Oregon.

Ride the newly restored Old 300 trolley along Astoria's waterfront. The Old 300 was originally built in 1913 and is a 20-ton, 40-passenger trolley. The trolley will travel on Astoria's original train tracks between the East End Mooring Basin and West End Mooring Basin, and will pass along Astoria's historic working waterfront.

2024年12月5日 · Ride the historic Trolley “Old 300” along the scenic Astoria Riverfront! Old 300 was built in 1913 by the American Car Company of St. Louis, Mo., for the San Antonio Traction Company in Texas. The Trolley is operated and maintained by a volunteer crew. Average round trip is about 1 hour.

Old 300 was built in 1913, and most recently restored in 1999. Now it runs during Summer connecting local attractions along the Astoria waterfront such as the Maritime Museum, restaurants, and piers. Visit the site for Astoria Riverfront Trolley