Transportation to Shoreline

Shoreline Community College is about 10 miles (16 kilometers) north of downtown Seattle. There are several ways to reach campus and the surrounding area.

By Bus

Shoreline Community College is served directly by King County METRO Transit*, with stops right at the front of  campus. To plan your trip, visit http://transit.metrokc.gov*. This service runs throughout the day approximately every half hour. Routes serving the campus are:

Route 331 Kenmore, Lake Forest Park, Mountlake Terrace Station, Aurora Village, Shoreline CC Shoreline South/148th Station to Route 333 to Shoreline CC.     Campus Shuttle will stop at the Shoreline North/185th Station once an hour from 8am-3pm (Monday-Friday), at the start of the hour. Shoreline North/185th Station to Shoreline South/148th Station then Route 333; Campus Shuttle will stop at the Shoreline North/185th Station once an hour from 8am-3pm (Monday-Friday), at the start of the hour. RapidRide E Line Aurora Village Transit Center, Shoreline, Bitter Lake, West Green Lake, Downtown Seattle; Campus Shuttle stops at N 160th St. & Aurora Ave N once an hour from 7:45am-3:45pm (Monday-Friday).

Route 5  Shoreline CC, Broadview, Bitter Lake, Greenwood, Woodland Park, Fremont, Downtown Seattle Route 345  Aurora Village, Shoreline South/148th Station, Haller Lake, NW Hospital, North Seattle College, Northgate Route 333 Mountlake Terrace Station, Shoreline CC, Shoreline South/148th Station

Transportation by Bike, Scooter, etc.:

City of Shoreline launched a Scooter and Bike Share Two-Year Pilot Program with Lime*. For more information, please visit: https://www.shorelinewa.gov/our-city/scooter-and-bike-share-pilot-program

Please note, Lime* Bikes and Scooters are to be left in designated bike parking areas on campus (if ending your ride on campus). Helmets are required by Lime*.

* Shoreline Community College is not responsible for the content of external Internet sites, or the opinions expressed in documents contained in the links provided.