CSRX 7470 leads the Mass Bay RRE Charter over Willey Brook Trestle on its way to Crawford Notch and Fabyan.

Conway Scenic 216 and 252 lead the Notch Train, at the beautifully restored Crawford's Depot, minutes before its departure for Fabyans, NH

Conway Scenic 216 and 252 lead the Notch Train, at Crawford Notch, minutes before its arrival at the Crawford Depot, on its way to Fabyans, NH

A Maine Central GP-38 263 leads RS-11 801 plus two other GP-38's downgrade out of Crawford Notch in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. Train YR-1 originated at St. Johnsbury, VT and is headed f... (more)

A 1955 GMD veteran of CN heritage squeezes through the steep rock cut at the Gateway approaching MP 85 (from Portland ) and the top of the grade on the former Maine Central Mountain Sub. During R... (more)

New England's Mountain Railroad. This is New England Mountain Railroading! Forget the B&M and B&A over the Berkshires. Maine Central's Mountain Division through Crawford Notch is an excelle... (more)

Passengers on the "Notch Train" enjoy a spectacular view as they cross the Willey Brook Trestle near Crawford Notch. This location is a steep hike up from the highway, seen down in the valley floo... (more)

A couple of hikers pause on the trail to Arethusa Falls to watch the notch train roll through the vibrant autumn scenery.

The White Mountains are ablaze with fall colors as one of the last "Notch Trains" of the season rolls across Willey Brook Trestle.

For those willing to make the strenuous hike up from Route 302 (at far right), the granite outcrop that overlooks Willey Brook Bridge provides a great view of southbound trains descending the uppe... (more)

The second part of the transformer load sails across Willey Brook Bridge on 20-axle Schnabel Car, BBCX 1000, as seen from the shoulder of Route 302. Railroad: Untitled
Locomotive: 20-Axle Schnabel Car
Location: Crawford Notch, New Hampshire, USA
Locomotive #: BBCX 1000
Train ID: CSRX High-Wide
Photo Date: June 20, 2009

With just a little imagination the year could be 1969 and this could be an RY-2 coming off the mountain or maybe of set of helpers drifting back to Bartlett. But in reality this is 2009 and former... (more)

Plenty of eyes... on the ground, on board the train and even in the air carefully watch the special move as it departs Crowford Notch. CSRX 573 leads FP9s 6516 and 6506, a two-piece electri... (more)

On it's return trip to North Conway, BM 4266 climbs over Flume Cascade after leaving the Crawford Notch Depot.