The Conway Scenic 'Notch Train' on July 12 is seen getting ready to depart the Crawford Notch depot with former Maine Central GP38 252 looking right at home as Conway Scenic's #252.

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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.

Notch Train 163 heads west toward the Village of Bartlett before climbing the steep grade up through Crawford Notch on the historic former Maine Central Mountain Subdivision. Locomotive 252 was bo... (more)

Notch Train 163 climbs the steep grade toward Crawford Depot moments before passing through the Gateway. The rock face above the train is part of Mount Willard. The steep right of way was once par... (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 to Fabyans, the Notch Train returns south through the beautifully scenic views of Crawford Notch State Park.

The Conway Scenic Railroad's Notch train crosses the Willey Brook trestle enroute back to North Conway.

Only a handful of miles outside North Conway the Notch Train passes the site of the former Maine Central Intervale Station. The train is on the return trip from Crawford Notch with operations mana... (more)

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)

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.

The North Conway Station is a very historic place. The 1874 iconic depot was the arrival point of Boston & Maine trains that brought visitors to the Mount Washington Valley for many years. The Con... (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)

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)

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)