Transportation

Check out our Oregon City Campus Transit Center Map to find out a transit line going to and from campus that works for you!

• Clackamas County Connect Shuttle is a free shuttle from CCC to Oregon City Transit Center
• Trimet lines:
  • 32 to Milwaukie
  • 33 to Clackamas Town Center
  • 99 to Portland City Center
• Learn more about free and reduced passes in the Transportation Resources section below
• Live in Mollala or surrounding area? Check out the SCTD Mollala to CCC line. The is a $1 one-way fare paid for with either cash or a ticket.

View the Oregon City campus on Google Maps.

There are multiple Trimet bus stops within a 5-10 minute walk to Harmony campus.

Harmony to:

• Oregon City Transit Center
  • Take lines 31 or 79
• Milwaukie Town Center (connections to SE Portland, downtown Portland, MAX, Oregon City, CCC and more)
  • Take lines 152, 29 or 34
• Clackamas Town Center (connections to East Portland, NE Portland and more)
  • Take lines 34, 79, 31, 30, 29 or 152

View the Harmony campus on Google Maps.

There are multiple SMART transit bus stops within 5-10 minutes of the Wilsonville campus that connect to WES commuter rail and SCTD bus stops.

The SMART 2X and 4 lines are the nearest to campus. Both lines have a stop at Wilsonville Transit Center where you can connect to WES Commuter Rail (to Beaverton), 1X Cherriot (to Salem), Canby Area Transit and lines to CCC.

• SMART is free
• 1X Cherriot is $3 for general fare
• Check out the Trimet website for information on fares for WES Commuter Rail or the Free and Reduced Hop Card section below.

View the Wilsonville campus on Google Maps.

Need help planning your route or have questions? Email transportation@clackamas.edu.

Students can purchase reduced rate student Hop passes at the Wacheno Welcome Center on our Oregon City campus. Term passes (3-months) are available at a discounted rate of $170.

Low-income, disabled, senior, and veteran students may be eligible for free TriMet fare through CCC’s Fare Relief program. This program is in partnership with RideConnection, TriMet, and the CCC Foundation. Student must be registered for credits in the current term and be eligible for an Honored Citizen card. See more about requirements for an Honored Citizen card here.  Students that receive government assistance, such as SNAP, TANF, OHP, etc. automatically qualify.

1. To get started in the program, please first submit an Honored Citizen’s application here. If you would like the card mailed to you, fill out a Photo ID application here in addition.
2. If you are waiting for your card in the mail and are in need of transit, head to the Student Life Office (WC160) to pick up a “loaner card” with a month pass on it. Please come prepared with your student ID and your Honored Citizen application approval email.
3. Once you receive your card, please fill out the Fare Relief Enrollment form. 

Already have an Honored Citizen’s Card? Skip to step 3 and fill out the Fare Relief Enrollment form.

 If you would like assistance applying for an honored citizen’s card, please schedule an appointment with the Transportation Assessment Coordinator.

 

Want the convenience of driving but want to share the personal or environmental cost? Try out carpooling! Talk to classmates or find carpool group on Get There Oregon.

Biking is a financially accessible way to get exercise and cut down the cost of transit. Bike to campus or to your nearest bus stop to reduce your car use.

• Use Metro's Bike There! Interactive Map to find the safest, most convenient bike route for you. Track your route on GetThereOregon for prizes.
• Take advantage of Trimet's Bike and Rides and on-transit bicycle racks.
• Free bike parking can be found by all the major buildings at each campus. Bike parking at the Oregon City campus can be found on the campus map.
• Bikes are available to rent on a limited basis at the Harmony Resource Center in Harmony West. Please inquire in person.

Get some fresh air and walk to class. Take advantage of our campuses' recreational trails as shown on each campuses' maps.

If you head out the front doors of the Wacheno Welcome Center, it will be the two-lane corridor right in front of you in the parking lot. (See campus map.)

Unfortunately, there are currently no direct routes from Wilsonville to CCC Oregon City. From the Wilsonville Transit Center, you can take the 3X to Canby (free) and either take the 99X or Molalla to CCC bus ($1). It will take about 1 - 1.5 hr. There’s also the option of carpooling through Get There Oregon.

Clackamas County offers free shuttle services from Clackamas Town Center – Harmony Campus – OC Transit Center – CCC Oregon City on weekdays. Visit Rideclackamas.org for more information and live route tracking.

CCC Transportation offers free TriMet Hop cards through our Fare Relief program in partnership with CCC Foundation and TriMet. If you are currently enrolled at CCC and qualify for any government financial assistance or can prove financial need, you qualify for reduced transit passes.

Yes, if you’re interested in joining the Fare Relief program and are currently enrolled in classes, please fill out this form to get started.

As part of our Fare Relief program, students who have been approved for Honored Citizen cards can pick up a “Loaner Card” from the Student Life Office (WC 160) with a month pass on it to use until they receive their permanent card. To check out one of these cards, please come prepared with your student ID AND your Honored Citizen card confirmation email from TriMet.

CCC offers reduced cost student term passes from TriMet at our Wacheno Welcome Front Desk on the Oregon City campus. Passes are $170 for the term (3-months). Day passes and month passes can be purchased through the Hop card app or at any TriMet station. SCTD will take $1 bills or passes purchased at their district office (807 E. Main Street Molalla, Oregon 97038).

Bicycle parking stations can be found on the campus map. All regional buses are equipped with one bike rack at minimum.