Conway Scenic's train to Fabyan's pulls into the station at Crawford Notch with a full train.

After a thirty minute journey, tourists are treated to a spectacular view atop Mount Washington which would prove to be one of the nicest of the year.

A B20 diesel and the Steam Engine Knacamagus head down from Mount Washington as more passenger head up. This is one of the few passing loops on the single track line that goes up to the top.

The trip up to the top of Mount Washington on the Cog Railway is not for those afraid of heights. The scenery and size of the landscape can make one feel quite small as well. This is one of the fe... (more)

Several B20 diesels slowly plod up the Mountain on their way to the top. While foggy at the base, the view from the top of Mount Washington would prove to be one of the nicest of the year.

Notch Train 162 is en route back to North Conway from Fabyan Station. The train has a 9 car passenger car consist today and is loaded with sightseers enjoying the natural scenery of Crawford Notch... (more)

The first Valley Train of the day heads from North Conway to Conway and crosses the picturesque Moat Brook Trestle. The former Finger Lakes Railway GP9 #1751 sporting a New York Central heritage p... (more)

The first Valley Train of the day heads from North Conway to Conway passing an orchid that is part of a large farm. The former Finger Lakes Railway GP9 #1751 sporting a New York Central heritage p... (more)

A rare unobstructed view of 1757 called for a roster shot. The former New Hampshire Northcoast GP9 was acquired in a deal by the 470 Railroad Club and is leased to the Conway Scenic Railroad This ... (more)

The Notch Train makes a stop at Crawford Depot for passengers to exit the train and enjoy the beauty of nature just opposite Saco Lake,

A horse and chariot await lucky passengers at Fabyan Station that are arriving on the Conway Scenic Railroad "Notch Train." The carriage will bring the passengers up to the grand "Mount Washington... (more)

The 520' Frankenstein Trestle in New Hampshire's Crawford Notch is one of the most famous and spectacular locations on the former Maine Central Subdivision where the Conway Scenic Railroad now run... (more)

A meeting of railroad history. The Mount Washington Cog Railway steam locomotive sits as an idle display at the entrance to the Base Station Road which leads to the the Cog's location. Conway Scen... (more)

Just after departing Fabyan Station Notch Train 162 is about to cross Route 302 headed back toward Crawford Notch and eventually North Conway. The area is rich with railroad history as the Mount W... (more)

The first valley train of this beautiful early fall day crosses through the farms in Conway just after passing over Moat Brook.