Your ride around the lake. Local shuttle service connecting Warrenton, Littleton, and Lake Gaston — North Carolina and Virginia.
Park your car at one of our partner stops then hop on - or off!
When we run
| Day | Hours | Last loop |
|---|
| Thursday | 4–11 p.m. | 9:30 p.m. |
| Friday | 4 p.m.–1 a.m. | 11:30 p.m. |
| Saturday | Noon–1 a.m. | 11:30 p.m. |
Hours as reported by Lake Loop Shuttle Services in The Warren Record. catchtheloop.net lists service Thursday through Saturday and links to ticket sales. It does not publish exact clock times on the homepage.
Fares
| One Way Ride | $10 |
| All Day Ride Pass | $20 |
| Weekend Pass (All Day Friday & Saturday) | $35 |
Fares as reported by Lake Loop Shuttle Services in The Warren Record. Buy ahead at catchtheloop.net, or same-day on the van if seats remain. The van seats 14.
Book at catchtheloop.net
The route
Stops, in order: Locorum, Timber Waters, Lake Gaston Coffee & Winston’s Wine Bar (Wellington Way), Lake Gaston Shopping Center, WatersView, One Eyed Jack’s, and Sneaky Penguin at Mill Hill. When one loop ends, the next begins.
In Warrenton the van stops only at Locorum and Sneaky Penguin at Mill Hill. Beer Stop, Bragging Rooster, and Time Out are a short walk from Locorum — they are not shuttle stops.
On this map
Numbered pins are official Loop stops. Brown pins are walk-to bars near those stops. Cream pins are restaurants within a short walk. Use the day and meal buttons to see who is open for Thursday or Friday dinner, or Saturday lunch or dinner. Places that are not open for your selection fade but stay on the map so you can still read their hours.
Venue hours were last checked Nov 10, 2026. Please check with businesses before you go — kitchens and last call can change, and a few Facebook pages have not been updated in a few years. Ride safely, and leave time for the last loop back to your car.
This is a public map for riders and visitors. Warren County Tourism sponsors advertising for The Loop. The map was assembled by Matthews Creek from each business’s published hours and from The Loop’s public stop list. It is not a live tracker. Map tiles © OpenStreetMap contributors. The route line follows public roads via the OSRM public demo server (saved as a static file; no API key is used).
