Getting Around

Bicyclist and bus on Downtown street

Getting around Olympia is easy!

Olympia has 32 miles of bike lanes, 10 miles of trails, neighborhood pathways, and a fare-free transit system. We encourage you to walk, take the bus, or ride a bike to get to your destination. By reducing the number of trips that you drive, you help reduce traffic congestion and carbon emissions.

Maps

Transportation options

  • Learn more why walking if the best way to go
  • Learn about your biking options
  • View the downtown parking map

City Calendar

City Updates

  • City Council returning to remote meetings

    With COVID-19 cases on the rise in the community, the Olympia City Council will once again hold its regular meetings remotely over Zoom starting August 10. More...

  • Annual Report Available

    Our 2020 annual report highlights stories of resilience, innovation & grit. Read it now...

  • Guiding principles for demonstrations and crowd control

    In light of the 70+ demonstrations the Olympia Police Department responded to in 2020, they produced the following guidelines and future actions needed to share with the community regarding how OPD plans for and approaches demonstrations. View...

  • Reimagining Public Safety

    We are launching a community-led process to reimagine our public safety system. Reimagining Public Safety focuses on all elements of Olympia’s criminal justice system including: policing, corrections, prosecution, public defense and courts. Learn more and get involved on Engage Olympia.

  • City Hall hours

    The City Hall lobby is now open for customer service from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. Face coverings are required for unvaccinated customers for their safety and the safety of others. Customers who are fully vaccinated do not need to wear face coverings or physically distance when seeking services.

  • Meetings

    Agendas and Minutes for City Council and most advisory committees.