A Conway Scenic passenger train snakes through the rock cut at the Gateway and parallels Route 302 on the approach to Crawford's. Both the 255 and 252 are original Maine Central GP38s that are ope... (more)

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

Conway Scenic 252 and 255 cross over the Sawyer River in Hart's Location, NH with an eastbound passenger train.

Conway Scenic 252 and 255 run around their train at Crawford's in preparation for the trip back to North Conway. The railroad began operating winter excursions to Crawford’s this season. Both th... (more)

Extra 252 rolls past Fabyan's Station and the Cog Railway steam engine in Carroll, NH

Runby at Crawfords.

The Milky Way rises over the station at Crawfords.

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

Two Conway Scenic GP38-2s lead a Mountaineer across the Wiley Brook Trestle amid a sea of fall colors.

Enroute to Conway, the 470 Railroad Club Special train make his way in the forest. The train is now approaching the Arethusa Falls trail area.

After some switching in Fabyan's Station, 470 Railroad Club Special Train is now leaving back to Conway. On the left, the advertisement for the Mount Washington Cog Railway.

The 470 Club Special is seen heading East at Intervale passing the L.A. Drew Corporation on the former Maine Central Mountain Subdivision, now operated by Conway Scenic Railroad. They are just a f... (more)

The 470 Club Special is seen heading East at Aresthusa Falls on the former Maine Central Mountain Subdivision, now operated by Conway Scenic Railroad. The 470 Club owns the trio of authentic B&M p... (more)

The 470 Club Special is seen heading East at Crawford Depot on the former Maine Central Mountain Subdivision, now operated by Conway Scenic Railroad. The 470 Club owns the trio of authentic B&M po... (more)

The 470 Club Special is seen heading West , just about to crest the Summit after climbing Crawford Notch on the former Maine Central Mountain Subdivision, now operated by Conway Scenic Railroad. T... (more)