Astoria Trolley Back Again This Weekend in Historic Oregon Coast Town
Published 07/22/21 at 7:15 PM PST
By Oregon Coast Beach Connection staff
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(Astoria, Oregon) – For 16 months it was gone. That much-loved and famed Astoria Riverfront Trolley was closed due to the pandemic, no longer providing those leisurely and distinctive runs around the historic north Oregon coast town. Now, however the trolley back in action this weekend.. (Photo above courtesy Travel Astoria-Warrenton).
The historic trolley makes its return on Friday, July 23, according to an announcement by the Travel Astoria-Warrenton group.
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