Conway Scenic 1751 (ex-CO GP9) shuffles around the small yard in Carroll, NH. 1751 is running a small work train consisting of a flatcar and a depressed flatcar with an excavator on it.

Conway Scenic 1751 (ex-C&O GP9) shuffles around the small yard at Crawford’s in Carroll, NH. 1751 is running a small work train consisting of a flatcar and a depressed flatcar with an excavator ... (more)

The White Mountains are known for making their own weather. Down in the valley, the day was rainy but fairly mild with moderate temperatures and no wind. At the summit at Crawford, driving rain, w... (more)

After a run-around at Fabyan, Notch Train 162 passes Crawford Depot and Saco Lake before heading down the steep grade through Crawford Notch with the destination of North Conway.

After a run-around at Fabyan, Notch Train 162 passes Crawford Depot and Saco Lake before heading down the steep grade through Crawford Notch with the destination of North Conway.

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 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 vintage car waits at the crossing as 252 and 216 so their runaround of the consist at Fabyan Station to pull the Notch Train back to North Conway.

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)

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)

After the mid-afternoon arrival at Fabyan Station, Conway Scenic's former Norfolk & Western GP35 runs light across Base Station Road. This is the road that leads up to the Mount Washington Cog Rai... (more)

Just after departing Fabyan Station for the long downhill ride back to North Conway, Notch Train 162 crosses the steel bridge just East of the Fabyan Depot. The former Norfolk & Western GP35 is in... (more)

Former Maine Central 252 and former Norfolk & Western 216 are the regular power for the Conway Scenic Notch train. Today they are both on the consist as the train is made up of seven full passenge... (more)

Former Maine Central 252 and former Norfolk & Western 216 are the regular power for the Conway Scenic Notch train. Today they are both on the consist as the train is made up of seven full passenge... (more)

The gateway is one of the most recognized areas on the entire Mountain Subdivision. As the train gets to the summit of Crawford Notch it passes through a steep cut of granite before the area opens... (more)