4T Trail Loop
SWTrails and various jurisdictions
T1 Trolley [Streetcar]
Typical Streetcar station — near Pettygrove Park and Lovejoy Fountain
Route maps for the NS, A and B Streetcar lines
Interior view of typical Streetcar with space for wheelchairs or bicycles
Other 4T Trail hikers waiting for Streetcar behind the OHSU Center for Health & Healing
Streetcar behind the OHSU Center for Health & Healing — note Tram station just beyond
The Tram departs from this location as well — hold off until the end — it’s free coming down
Check for pandemic schedule!
Check for pandemic schedule!
At this location is also America’s largest bike valet service — free to everyone
So many options! — food carts at the Tram station — alas, removed for construction...that never occured
...or Pizzicato...
...or Daily Cafe...(not pictured)
...or Daily Cafe...(not pictured)
First stop is Tilikum Crossing, with two other streetcar lines, MAX, buses and outdoor cafes
Check for pandemic schedule!
Check for pandemic schedule!
Constantly-changing night lighting varies according to changing river conditions, such as temperature and flow
Flying Elephants and Starbucks — Tilikum Crossing with MAX Orange Line at right
Next stop provides access to River Place and The Intertwine Alliance in brick building at left
![The Streetcar cuts through the Urban Plaza at Portland State University [PSU]...with more cafe options and another Starbucks](images/t1-streetcar/6FC4D5AE1184429FB54A469DE4644D3A/T1 Streetcar 14.jpg "The Streetcar cuts through the Urban Plaza at Portland State University [PSU]...with more cafe options and another Starbucks")
The Streetcar cuts through the Urban Plaza at Portland State University [PSU]...with more cafe options and another Starbucks
...and then through the Park Blocks for the Farmers Market and the PSU Music School
It passes the Portland Art Museum and Central Library where we need to change to the next T — the MAX
This sign, at the corner of SW 10th and Morrison, directs one to the MAX — any westbound train is fine
Note: except for service animals, the Streetcar does not permit pets, unless they are in a carrier
T1 Trolley — but never, ever call it that in Portland
Unlike the MAX, which is meant primarily to serve commuters, the Portland Streetcar was conceived to take one through many of Portland’s finest neighborhoods and past most of its landmarks and dozens of diverse dining opportunities.
Starting at the base of the Tram [or at Tilikum Crossing, for more streetcar options], the 20-minute ride to connect to the MAX goes past Riverplace [home of The Intertwine Alliance], through The Halprin Sequence of parks and the PSU campus, past the Portland Art Museum and the Central Library, where we get off to switch to the MAX.
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