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RED ROUTE

The Red Route covers the Historic Loop, a 3.3 mile trek through one of the largest Historic Districts in Arkansas.

1. The Red Route Trolley will travel from the Transit Center to the Downtown Trolley Depot;

2. Then it will proceed through Downtown along Spring Street to Hillside Avenue;

3. By request only, it will travel down Hillside Street to the ES & NA Parking Lot and then back up Hillside to Spring Street;

4. From Hillside and Spring Street, the Red Route will continue to travel in a northerly direction toward Harmon Park;

5 At Harmon Park, the Red Route travels uphill along Ellis Grade to Prospect and to the Historic Crescent Hotel;

6. From the Crescent Hotel, the Red Route will take you along the Upper Historic Loop traveling along Prospect, White Street, Mountain, Washington, Summit, Ojo and then Kingshighway until
you reach the intersection with Highway 62W;

7. Then the Red Route returns to the Transit Center to start another run.

This route is approximately 3-1/3 miles long and, on average, will take about 20 minutes to travel.

To see the stops along the Red Route in 2010 , click here!

The Blue Route covers the east side of town, making a loop in a counter- clockwise direction:

1. Starting at the Transit Center the Blue Route will travel along Highway 62E to Highway 23S;

2. Looping back to Highway 62E, the Blue Route continues eastbound to Passion Play Road;

3. The Blue Route will continue east on Highway 62E as far as the Kettle Camp Ground turn-around, and, upon request, to the Alpen Dorf Motel.

4. From December through February, the Blue Route will cover the area described in #5 by request only;

5. At Passion Play Road, the Blue Route will turn right and travel along Passion Play road as far as the grounds of the Great Passion Play. There it will turn-around and return
to Highway 62E;

6. At Highway 62E, the Blue Route will turn right (west) and head toward Downtown;

7. The Blue Route will pull into the grounds of the Pine Mountain Village;

8. After the Blue Route stops at the Best Western Eureka Inn, it will travel to the Downtown Depot and then to the Transit Center.

This route is approximately 11 miles long and on average will take about 30 minutes to travel.

To see the stops along the Blue Route in 2010 , click here!

BLUE ROUTE

The Purple Route travels along Highway 62W to the City Limits and it also covers North Main from the Downtown Trolley Depot to the ES & NA Railway:

1. From the Transit Center, the Purple Route will travel westbound to the Razorback Tower turn-around;

2. Then the Purple Route will travel back along Highway 62W to the Transit Center;

3. From the Transit Center, the Purple Route will head north on highway 23 - also known as Main Street - and travel to the Downtown Trolley Depot;

4. After stopping at the Downtown Trolley Depot, the Purple Route will head north along Main Street as far as the ES & NA Railway where it will turn-around and head back to the Downtown
Depot;

5. From the Depot, the Purple Route travels south along Main Street back to Highway 62W to begin another run.

FROM MARCH THROUGH OCTOBER, THE PURPLE ROUTE WILL CONTINUE PAST THE RAZORBACK TOWER TURNAROUND AND PROCEED TO THORNCROWN CHAPEL. THE TIMES
DURING WHICH WE ARE ABLE TO ENTER THE GROUNDS OF THORNCROWN CHAPEL WILL VARY SO PLEASE CHECK WITH YOUR DRIVER OR OTHER TRANSIT EMPLOYEE.

This route is approximately 6-1/2 miles long and on average will take about 25 minutes to travel.

To see the stops along the Purple Route in 2010 , click here!

PURPLE ROUTE

On March 1, we begin running a Yellow Route that will travel on Highway 62E between the Downtown Depot and Stop 20 (Quality Inn/Forest Hill Restaurant). This route will allow passengers
located in that area to have a faster trip to the Downtown Depot.

All the trolley stops in that area are marked to show that they are served by both the Blue and Yellow Routes.

To see the stops along the Yellow Route in 2010 , click here!

YELLOW ROUTE