Conway Scenic has two former Maine Central Geeps back in operation in green and gold. The rain rolled out earlier and the sun was sneaking through the strapping clouds on this Halloween afternoon.

The 1:30 Mountaineer is seen crossing the Saco River at Glen on the way West to Crawford Notch on the former Maine Central Mountain Subdivision.

The first of the Mountaineer trips of the day seen charging up the hill at Intervale with the peak of 6,288 foot Mount Washington in the background. The train is just a few miles outside North Con... (more)

The first of the Mountaineer trips of the day seen heading East in Bartlett Village passing the old Maine Central freight house.

The first of the Mountaineer trips of the day seen heading East at Fourth Iron, just outside Bartlett. Although the foliage is well past peak, it is a beautiful day in the White Mountains.

The first of the Mountaineer trips of the day seen heading East down Crawford Notch at Notchland. Although the foliage is well past peak, it is a beautiful day in the White Mountains.

The first of the Mountaineer trips of the day seen heading East down Crawford Notch just existing The Gateway. Although the foliage is well past peak, it is a beautiful day in the White Mountains.... (more)

Led by their ex-N&W GP35 in Maine Central-inspired paint, Conway Scenic Railroad's southbound Mountaineer crosses over the famed Frankenstein Trestle.

In 2022 Conway Scenic purchased GP38 255 from Vermont Rail Systems. It was built in 1966 for Maine Central Railroad and has joined sister locomotive 252 pulling trains on home rails over Crawford ... (more)

In 2022 Conway Scenic purchased GP38 255 from Vermont Rail Systems. It was built in 1966 for Maine Central Railroad and has joined sister locomotive 252 pulling trains on home rails over Crawford ... (more)

The annual 470 Railroad Club Excursion crosses Route 302 on the approach to Fabyan's Station. Leading the train is the 470's own trio of B&M first-generation EMDs: F7s 4268 and 4266, and GP9 1741.... (more)

Conway Scenic 252 and 255, a pair of former Maine Central GP38s, bring a passenger train down the mountain at Notchland, NH.

Runby at Crawfords.

Conway Scenic 216 prepares to head back to North Conway as the Mountaineer makes its stop at Crawford Notch.

The 470 Club Special is seen heading West at Cook's Crossing in Bartlett on the former Maine Central Mountain Subdivision, now operated by Conway Scenic Railroad. The 470 Club owns the trio of aut... (more)