Grays Harbor Transit route 50 'Hoquiam / Amanda Park'

50 Hoquiam / Amanda Park

Service Area

Hoquiam, Humptulips, Neilton, Amanda Park, Quinault

Termini

Hoquiam Transit Center
Amanda Park (N Shore Road & Highway 101)

Vehicles

Gillig Low Floor 35'

Gillig Low Floor 40'

Branches

50 Hoquiam
50 Amanda Park

Route Diagram

50 Hoquiam / Amanda Park is a bus route operated by Grays Harbor Transit in the western Puget Sound region of Washington State.

Route Details

This north-south bus route runs between Hoquiam Transit Center and Amanda Park. On weekdays, 5 roundtrips operate between 5:15 AM and 7 PM, and on weekends, 3 roundtrips operate between 8:15 AM and 4:30 PM^[1]. Connections to Aberdeen Transit Center are available with route 20.

Northbound trips depart Hoquiam Transit Center east on J Street, north on 7th Street, west on Levee Street, north on Lincoln Street, west on Perry Avenue, north on Highway 101, east on S Shore Road, turning around at Quinault Mercantile and heading west on S Shore Road, west on Old Washington 9 Road and north on Highway 101 to N Shore Road.

Southbound trips depart Highway 101 and N Shore Road south on Highway 101, east on Old Washington 9 Road, east on S Shore Road, turning around at Quinault Mercantile and heading west on S Shore Road, south on Highway 101, east on Perry Avenue, south on Lincoln Street, south on 5th Street, east on Simpson Avenue and south on 6th Street to Hoquiam Transit Center.

On select weekday trips, the Quinault Mercantile deviation is not served, and the bus instead remains on Highway 101.

On select weekday trips, it is possible to request service further north on Highway 101 to Crane Creek.

Select weekday trips also serve Aberdeen Transit Center, following the standard route 20 routing between Hoquiam and Aberdeen, otherwise following the standard Hoquiam-Amanda Park routing.

On select trips, connections are possible to the Jefferson Transit 'Olympic Connection' route to Forks.