Or, How do I get there using Snow Goose Transit?
We know that figuring out how to coordinate bus schedules to make transfers can be overwhelming and confusing. We hope this quick guide makes it easier to get started!
We highly recommend checking out Snotrac’s transit map, which provides an overview of service areas and routes for fixed-route and on-demand mobility services in Snohomish County: here!
How do I get from Stanwood to Marysville?
You can take either of Snow Goose Transit’s routes from Stanwood to the Smokey Point area of North Marysville. From there, if your destination is outside our service area, you can transfer to another bus service to continue your trip.
Many of our riders use a combination of Snow Goose Transit and Community Transit to reach their destinations.
Visit Community Transit’s website for information about routes, schedules, and connections.
How do I get to Everett from Stanwood?
There are a few ways you can travel from Stanwood to Everett using Snow Goose Transit:
Island Transit’s Route 412 runs from Camano, and through Stanwood to Everett. Points where Snow Goose Transit can connect riders to Island Transit include Terry’s Corner, Stanwood CVS, and the Stanwood Park & Ride.
We can drop-off and pick-up from the Smokey Point Transit Center. There are multiple ways to take Community Transit into Everett from that point; you can view their routes and schedules on their website.
One option is to catch Route 201 at the Smokey Point Transit Center, which travels through Lynnwood, along Ash Way, and into South Everett.
How do I travel to Mount Vernon from Stanwood?
To travel to Mount Vernon from Stanwood, Snow Goose Transit can drop off riders at fixed stops for Island Transit’s route to Mount Vernon. Island Transit’s 411C travels from Terry’s Corner through Stanwood to the Skagit Station. Terry’s Corner is one of Snow Goose Transit’s fixed stops.
We can help riders with mobility limitations reach fixed route bus stops through our curb-to-curb service option.
From the Skagit Station, riders can use Skagit Transit to reach their destination in Mount Vernon.
We hope this guide provides a helpful starting point for making transit connections using Snow Goose Transit!
Have questions? Ready to schedule a ride with Snow Goose Transit? We’re here to help!
(360) 629-7403 Ext 101
snowgoose@lincolnhill-rc.org
Snow Goose transit is a FARE-FREE accessible bus service based in Stanwood, WA. We are part of the Lincoln Hill Retirement Community (aka the Stanwood Senior Center), and our two fixed routes run through Stanwood, North Camano, Arlington, and the Smokey Point area. We can make short detours from our routes to provide curb-to-curb service for riders with mobility limitations.