Plan your Car-Free Astoria Trip!
Learn about the many car-free transportation options in Astoria.
NW Connector offers public transportation in northwest Oregon. Try their route mapping tools as you plan your trip.
The NW Connector (through Sunset Empire Transportation District) and POINT intercity bus routes connect Astoria to Portland and allow you to explore other cities up and down the North Coast!
From Portland (Union Station)
- Take the NorthWest POINT: Portland to Astoria, with stops in Cannon Beach and Seaside
- Take the NW Connector (SETD Lower Columbia Connector route): Portland to Astoria, along the Columbia River
- Both options take about 3 hours
Astoria Transit Center
The Astoria Transit Center at Marine Drive and 9th Street provides connections to destinations downtown, as well as connections to Warrenton, Seaside, and Cannon Beach.
Once you arrive in Astoria, getting around Astoria on foot or by shuttle is easy:
By Foot/Bike
The paved Astoria Riverwalk stretches over 5 miles from the eastern end of town to Pier 3 at the western end of town, and is within blocks of Astoria’s downtown. Taking a stroll or riding your bike along the Riverwalk is the perfect way to explore all Astoria has to offer.
By Bus
SETD’s Route #10 has many stops within Astoria, and accesses popular sites including downtown, the Maritime Museum, and attractions on the east end of town.
By Taxi
You can hail a number of reliable cab companies that service the area, including Mom’s Cab and Royal Cab.
By Trolley (Just for Fun!)
The beloved Astoria Riverfront Trolley runs along the Riverwalk – hop on and hop off to some of Astoria’s most popular destinations. You can flag the Trolley down at any location.
Note: The Trolley does not run on a schedule and may be subject to weather or other closures. The Trolley has not been retrofitted to be ADA-accessible. For more information, visit old300.org
While you’re on the coast, it’s easy to visit Seaside and Cannon Beach!
- Take the NorthWest POINT: Southbound to Cannon Beach, with stops in Seaside
- Take the NW Connector (SETD Route 101): Southbound to Seaside, with three stops in town
- Take the NW Connector (SETD Pacific Connector): Southbound to Cannon Beach, with stops in Seaside
For routes, schedules, and updates, visit:
Want to bring your bike with you? All buses on the NW Connector and POINT routes are equipped with bike racks or storage.