San Clemente Daily Summer Trolleys Saturday August 19 2023.
San Clemente Summer Trolleys Guide 2023.
Ride the Trolley to Beaches,Shopping, Dining and connect to the Dana Point Trolley.
South OC Beaches has all the info for you to enjoy the San Clemente Trolley!
San Clemente Daily Summer Trolley Services Is May 26 2023 thru October 1 2023
San Clemente Trolley Summer 2023 Schedule
Monday-Friday: 12:00pm-10:00pm
Saturdays: 10:00aam – 10:00pm
Sundays: 10:00am – 8:00pm
Holiday Hours
Labor Day (Monday September 4 2023): 10:00am-8:00pm
San Clemente Trolley Highlights
Free Family Friendly
Trolleys every 15 minutes
ADA Accessibile
(Each Trolley has a wheelchair lift and two wheelchair areas)
Bike Racks Available
Downtown Red Line Trolley Featured Stops Include:
The San Clemente Pier
Avenida Del Mar & Ola Vista
The Outlets at San Clemente
The Metrolink train station at North Beach
Red Line and Blue Line Service
San Clemente Trolley Summer Map
San Clemente Trolley Connections
MetroLink at San Clemente Pier
Dana Point Trolley
Connect to the Dana Point Trolley at San Clemente Outlets and also at Camino de Estrella at Calle Verano.
Dana Point Trolley connects with Laguna Beach Trolley/Laguna Niguel Trolley/San Juan Capistrano Trolley (SJC Trolley connects to Metrolink)
Laguna Beach Coastal Trolley
Connection at Salt Creek Beach/Ritz Carlton.
Laguna Beach Weekend Summer Breeze
Saturdays and Sundays at 10:00am-11:30pm
Laguna Beach Transit Station thru Laguna Canyon Road to Laguna Beach Festivals and to Brandman University Park and Ride
Laguna Niguel Free Weekend Trolleys
Trolleys every 20 minutes on Thursdays thru Sundays.
Connection at Salt Creek Beach/Ritz Carlton
San Juan Capistrano Free Weekend Trolley
.SJC Trolley is Fridays thru Sundays and runs every 20 minutes.
San Juan Capistrano Trolley Connects to Dana Point Trolley at Del Obispo and Stonehill in Dana Point
(San Juan Capistrano Trolley connects with Amtrak and Metrolink)
San Clemente Trolley Tracker is Online
San Clemente Sustainability Solutions
The City must sustain its ridership counts to retain grant funding that helps pay for much of the Trolley costs.
San Clemente needs everyone’s help to keep the Trolley program running strong for years to come by hopping onboard during the weekdays and the weekends.
