Ammonoosuc starts pushing the single coach train up the COG railway to the summit of Mt.Washington

MW9 (Waumbek), built in 1908, is a Steam 0-2-2-0 coal-fired steam locomotives manufactured in New Hampshire at the Manchester Locomotive Works continue to work the rails on Mount Washington is see... (more)

The Notch Train has just left Crawford Notch and are coming down hill the grueling 15 miles of a 2.2% grade as they cross Willey Brook Trestle. The train led by former Maine Central GP38 #252.

From wikipedia: Summit (steel cab) / retired as Chocorua (wood cab). Originally #1 of the Green Mountain Cog Railway. Renamed Chocorua in 1999 / 2000. Engine #4 is currently on display in Twin ... (more)

With the fall foliage in full peak, Conway Scenic Railroads "Notch Train" glides across the Willey Brook Bridge in Crawford Notch. Located on the former Maine Central "Mountain Divi... (more)

The former MEC GP38 and B&M F7 have just left Fayban’s Station and are passing Our Lady of The Mountain Shrine Church

The Notch Train has made it over the most grueling part of the 15 miles of 2.2% grade as the pass through the Gateway into Crawford Notch.

Foliage is at or near peak this weekend in the White Mountains as the Conway Scenic Railroad Notch train heads west over the Frankenstein Trestle in Hart's Location, New Hampshire, with Boston & M... (more)

Foliage is at or near peak this weekend in the White Mountains as the Conway Scenic Railroad Notch train heads west over the Willey Brook Bridge in Hart's Location, New Hampshire, with Boston & Ma... (more)

This has been on my bucket list for a long time and now I have it! The former Maine Central Mountain Subdivision is home to one of the country's finest tourist railroads and there is no better ti... (more)

Conway Scenic Railroad's "Notch Train" makes it way across Willy Brook Trestle in brilliant fall colors with an usual three engine lash up. Included are, former EMC GP38 252, Former Boston and Mai... (more)

Gorgeous foliage is abound during peak season while Conway Scenic adds its own eclectic mix of colors to the White Mountains! The Notch Train, initially running with F7A 4266 and GP38 252, picked... (more)

The Conway Scenic Valley Train is seen crossing the Moat Brook on Saturday, October 6, with CSRX GP7 573 leading the Conway-bound train.

Conway Scenic 252 (ex-MEC GP38) and 4266 (ex-B&M F7) lead the Notch Train over Willey Brook in Hart's Location, NH. This was a nail-biter as the sun was quickly descending below the mountain behin... (more)

Conway Scenic 4266 and 252 bring the Notch Train around the curve at Cook's Crossing. It's a beautiful fall day, and passengers are in for a real treat as the foliage is more colorful up in the no... (more)