Getting Around

While Gig Harbor is largely known for its amazing view of Mount Rainier from the historical downtown waterfront district, there are many other areas of Gig Harbor to explore. You can venture out with your own vehicle, or use local transportation. 

Public Transportation:

In the summer, the trolley is available to take between the Uptown shopping district and the historic downtown Gig Harbor waterfront. Look for trolley stop signs along Pierce Transit Route 101. Trolleys run daily every 30 minutes. Trolleys also connect with other routes at the Kimball Drive Park & Ride. Pierce Transit has more information about the trolleys on Route 101.

Pierce Transit’s Route 100 buses serve Gig Harbor. These buses also connect outside of Gig Harbor with the Tacoma Community College Transfer Center and the Purdy Park and Ride, either of which you can transfer to other buses. More information about Route 100 can be found from Pierce Transit.

For an express bus route to and from Seattle, check out Sound Transit’s Route 595, available on weekdays.

Tolls:

There is a toll to take Eastbound SR 16 over the Tacoma Narrows Bridge, but not for Westbound SR 16. More information and toll rates can be found from the Washington State Department of Transportation.

Private Transportation:

For medical or event transportation, check out Around the Sound.

Gig Harbor Taxi serves the local community. Call Gig Harbor Taxi at 253-241-6701.

Uber also serves the Gig Harbor area. Download their app and use your phone to request a ride.