Gainesville Trolley

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Trolley notice banner

HUGE thanks to all our riders for making the Gainesville Trolleys so popular! We do want to clarify that service to the Chattahoochee Golf Club and Riverside neighborhoods is not continuous. The City of Gainesville is able to extend service to these neighborhoods for summer 2023 with pick-up times at 5:30 p.m. (Chattahoochee Grill) and 5:15 p.m. (Riverside). For each route, the City currently offers return times of 9 p.m. and 10 p.m. from outside the Main Street Parking Deck, located at 301 Main St.

Plan to catch the Gainesville Trolley to the historic square at the following times in the neighborhoods below:

Chattahoochee Golf Club

  • 5:30 p.m. only
    *Catch return ride from Main Street Parking Deck at 9 p.m. + 10 p.m.

Dixon neighborhood

  • Runs 6:30-8:30 p.m. with stops along the route (See the maps below for details or access the Trolley Tracker to see the Gainesville Trolley's current location!)

Glenwood neighborhood

  • Runs 6:30-8:30 p.m. with stops along the route (See the maps below for details or access the Trolley Tracker to see the Gainesville Trolley's current location!)

Riverside neighborhood

  • 5:15 p.m. only
    *Catch return ride from Main Street Parking Deck at 9 p.m. + 10 p.m.

For questions or concerns, contact Hall Area Transit at 770-503-3333, ext. 2.

  • Chattahoochee Golf Club*
  • Dixon neighborhood
  • Glenwood neighborhood
  • Riverside neighborhood*

Trolleys can comfortably accommodate up to 24 passengers, including those using mobility aids.

Curious to see where the trolleys are in real time? Explore the Trolley Tracker for the Chattahoochee Golf Club and Dixon neighborhoods (Trolley 1), and Glenwood and Riverside neighborhoods (Trolley 2).

*Please note service to this destination is not continuous. See the schedule above for details.

For questions or concerns, contact Hall Area Transit at 770-503-3333, ext. 2.

Pick-up/drop-off points

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All signs point to the Gainesville Trolley

Eager to ride the Gainesville Trolley, but not sure where to start? Be on the lookout for color-coded yard signs (attached below) marking trolley stops in the following neighborhoods: Chattahoochee Golf Club, Dixon, Glenwood and Riverside.

For questions or concerns, contact Hall Area Transit at 770-503-3333, ext. 2.

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Rooted in history

The classic look of the blue-and-white Gainesville Trolleys is a nod to a period (late 1800s-early 1900s) when trolleys were all the rage across the United States, especially in the City of Gainesville.

The Gainesville Street Railway Company was formed in 1875 and a streetcar line was constructed with horse- and mule-drawn trolley cars. The trolley cars were eventually replaced with electric cars in 1903.

The original railway route went from the Railroad Depot up Main Street and around the historic downtown square, up Green Street to the Gower Springs Resort Hotel and Riverside Drive, to the springs at the Chattahoochee River, out Washington and Spring streets to the New Holland Springs hotel.

For questions or concerns, contact Hall Area Transit at 770-503-3333, ext. 2.