Woodstock Trolley Back in Action

Residents who desire to dine, shop and attend events in downtown Woodstock next month will soon have an easier way to navigate the central business district.

The trolley the Downtown Development Authority is leasing from Cherokee County will once again hit the streets during the holiday season. The trolley will run Fridays and Saturdays Dec. 6-22 throughout the city. 

Hours for Fridays are between 5 p.m. and 10 p.m., noon to 10 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays. The city will also run the trolley noon to 10 p.m. Monday, Dec. 23 and noon to 5 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 24.  

Like last year, the trolley will be free to ride, and will stop at public parking lots throughout downtown. It will make stops near city restaurants and stores in the city's core and make stops at the Outlet Shoppes at Atlanta.  

The city had to temporarily sideline the trolley last year due to problems, but they were able to be resolved before the end of the year.

This year's stops include: 

City Center Public Parking Lot. Stop for the Elm Street Cultural Arts Village and the City Center public parking lot.

Woodstock West. Stop for residents of Woodstock West and Market Street Public Parking.

Intersection of Mill and Main streets next to LKT Sports. Stop for businesses located in the historic storefronts on west side of Main Street. Businesses located at this stop are Linden, CrossFit Emerge, Fashion Cupcake, Cupcakelicous, Salon Bastille, Gin Miller Fitness, The Wright Stuff, Summers Barber Shop, Natural Strides, LKT Sports, Digital Media Group,  The Woodstock Pharmacy, Blue Frog Imports, The Premier Group, Pennybag Emporium, OutSpokin Bicycles, Ann Litrel Art, New Image Hair Salon, The Woodstock Visitors Center, Seven Arrows and Antiques by Samson & Delilah. 

Intersection of Hubbard and Chambers streets. Stop for restaurants and retail stores located on southern end of Chambers St, East Main St, and residents of Downtown Condos and residents of Woodstock Downtown. Businesses located at this stop are Fire Stone Wood Fired Pizza, Brenda’s House of Flowers, Gloss Salon, Pineapple Park, Main Street Nails, Century House Tavern, Ember Hot Yoga and J. Christopher's.

Chambers Street next to the park located between Canyon Burgers and Pure Taqueria. Stop for restaurants and retails stores located along Chambers Street. Businesses located at this stop are Canyon Burgers, Pure Taqueria, Ice Martini Bar, Be You on Purpose Boutique, Copper Coin Coffee, Yoguri, Maxwell’s Cigar Bar, Dismero, Brooklynn’s and Holly Springs Jewelers. 

Intersection of Wheeler and East Main streets. Stop for public parking lot located behind Freight Kitchen & Tap and for businesses located at intersection of Wheeler Street and East Main Streets. Businesses located at this stop are Pure Taqueria, Yoguri, Maxwell’s Cigar Bar, RAK Outfitters, Dismero, Brooklynn’s, Holly Springs Jewelers, Dress Up Boutique, Freight Kitchen and Tap and Morgan’s Ace Hardware.

East Main Street next to the Park at City Center. Stop for the Park at City Center and businesses located at Parkside. Businesses located at this stop are Vingenzo’s, Leaning Ladder, Foxtale Book Shoppe, Kara Christian Salon and Ivy Manor.  

Chattahoochee Tech public parking lot. Stop for the Chattahoochee Tech public parking lot. Businesses at this stop are Dogma and Beverly’s Day Spa.

Outlet Shoppes at Atlanta. Stop at the outlet center near Love Culture and Puma.

Main Street next to Ipp’s Pastaria. Stop for businesses located on northern end of Main Street. Businesses located at this stop are Ipp’s Pastaria, Salon & Spa Venessa, Hot Dog Heaven and Christine’s Creations. 

For more information about the trolley, call the city's Downtown Development Authority offices at (770) 924-0406.