Strathearn station
Valley Line · step-free
Lines
Position
Through station
Service hours
5:20 am – 1:21 amValley Line, Mon–Fri
Step-free access
YesElevators or ramps to the platform
Strathearn station on the Valley Line
Strathearn is a station on the Valley Line of the Edmonton LRT.
On weekdays the first Valley Line train leaves Strathearn at about 5:20 am and the last at about 1:21 am. At the morning rush trains come every 5 minutes; at midday, every 10. There is no overnight LRT — ETS runs OWL night buses once the trains stop.
Like every station on the Edmonton LRT, Strathearn is step-free: there are elevators or ramps from street level to the platform, and the trains are level with the platform edge.
A ride from here costs $3.00 — one flat fare, the same however far you go and wherever you tap on. It buys you 90 minutes of travel, so any transfers to another train or a bus within that window are free.
Strathearn station · Valley Line
Services and facilities at Strathearn station
Step-free access
Yes
Elevators or ramps, level boarding
Station type
Street level
At-grade platforms
Park & Ride
None
No Park & Ride at this station
Bus connections
Bus stops
Local bus stops; not a transit centre.
Bike parking
Yes
Bike racks at the station
How long from Strathearn to…
| To | Time | Stops | Changes | Route |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Churchill (downtown) | 9 min | 3 | direct | Valley |
| Century Park | 41 min | 14 | 1 change | Valley → Capital |
| NAIT/Blatchford Market | 28 min | 7 | 1 change | Valley → Metro |
| University | 26 min | 9 | 1 change | Valley → Capital |
| Clareview | 31 min | 8 | 1 change | Valley → Capital |
| Mill Woods | 21 min | 7 | direct | Valley |
| 102 Street (downtown) | 11 min | 4 | direct | Valley |
| Health Sciences/Jubilee | 29 min | 10 | 1 change | Valley → Capital |
Midday on a weekday, including a typical wait when you change. Plan your own trip.
Next and previous stops
The Valley Line at a glance
Questions about Strathearn
On weekdays the first Valley Line train is about 5:20 am and the last about 1:21 am. There is no 24-hour LRT: once the trains stop, ETS OWL night buses take over until roughly 3 am. Saturday and Sunday times are different, and Sunday service ends earlier — the Valley Line page lists all three.
Yes. Every Edmonton LRT station is step-free — there are elevators or ramps from the street to the platform, and the trains board level with the platform.
About 9 minutes to the Churchill stop in the heart of downtown, direct on the Valley Line, 3 stops. Plan your exact trip.