Nicole F.
8/25/2025
Our handsome conductor! We really enjoyed our trip. Scenic. Also, it felt like we were on a hidden gem of an afternoon trip.
Willamette Shore Trolley
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311 N State St
Lake Oswego, OR 97034
The Willamette Shore Trolley in Lake Oswego, OR offers a unique experience of riding a Vintage Trolley along the picturesque Willamette River. Starting its service in 2025, the trolley takes passengers from Lake Oswego into a historic tunnel and through upscale neighborhoods, showcasing a rail line dating back to the late 1800s, with the tunnel itself constructed in 1921.
Visitors can enjoy a nostalgic journey aboard a replica Vintage Trolley reminiscent of Portland's Council Crest cars, with two original cars on display at the museum in Brooks. These charming trolleys have a history of operating on the MAX Line and Portland Streetcar before finding their current home at the Willamette Shore Trolley.
From scenic rides to special events like the renowned Christmas Ships display in December, the Willamette Shore Trolley offers a range of experiences for passengers to enjoy. Additionally, the trolleys are available for private charters, making them a delightful choice for birthdays and other celebrations, adding a touch of vintage charm to any occasion.
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4.08 reviews
Jen K.
4/27/2008
Looking for something new to do with your train buff? You might want to give the historic Willamette Shore Trolley a try. We took this ride several times when the kids were little and just...
michelle m.
5/28/2023
What a wonderful time!! The ride goes along a wealthy area of Lake Oswego, then through a tunnel, and along another wealthy area of Willamette Shores. It lasts about 45 minutes. The trolley is an...
Kristine B.
6/21/2017
Fun morning on the trolley today. Great views along the river. Memorial Day weekend kicks off the Willamette Shore Trolley season. It operates Saturday and Sundays with several start times...
Laura C.
8/4/2015
I have seen this trolley while passing through Lake Oswego many a time but had it in my head that it no longer ran. Curious, I Googled it and to my surprise, it runs 4 x a day on the weekends....
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