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Braselton introduces free trolley rides

By Karen Huppertz
Nov 8, 2018

Beginning Nov. 9, Braselton residents and visitors can hop on and off free trolley rides around town. The vintage red trolley, owned and operated by the Braselton Visitors Bureau Authority, has wooden bench seating inside. Regular routes will occur on a Friday, Saturday and Sunday schedule.

The trolley will operate on a fixed stop system, making a continuous loop to connect historic downtown Braselton with the Hwy. 211 Corridor. Passengers will be able to visit everything from the historic Braselton Brothers Department Store Building to the Chateau Elan Winery and everything in between.

Information: www.BraseltonTrolley.com. The schedule and stops are subject to change; download the app to keep for latest information. Rental information: Jessica Payne at 706-684-0369 or jpayne@braselton.net.

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