The first morning scheduled Valley Train, Number 10 on the time table departs North Conway at 10:30. Here Train #10 is seen crossing the famous Moat Brook Trestle at MP136 (from Boston) on the old... (more)

The Conway Scenic Railroad's Notch Train #162 is seen departing Fabyan's Station on the old Maine Central Mountain Division, with GP38 252 and GP35 216 leading the way back east and toward North C... (more)

With much less brilliance to the foliage this year compared with last, Conway Scenic Railroad's Notch Train, #162, is seen departing Crawford's Notch Station on October 8, 2015, behind CSRX GP38 2... (more)

With both locomotives on point, the daily Notch Train crosses the Fourth Iron Bridge. This scenic view is a popular location for autumn enthusiasts that enjoy photographing the changing leaves. A ... (more)

With both locomotives on point, the daily Notch Train throttles down to cross the 200' long Willey Brook Bridge. The dynamic brakes are working hard on the downhill grade through Crawford Notch. T... (more)

Lightning stripe GP9 past the semaphores. CSRX 1751 is passing the semaphores at the south end of North Conway Yard. It is on its way to Conway with a Freight Extra. Between the GP9 at the ... (more)

Conway Scenic's nicely restored Budd RDC "Millie" comes into Intervale crossing the bridge at Woodland Pines during a passenger extra for the 2012 annual "Railfans Weekend."

Former Canadian National 0-6-0 switcher #7470 pulls hard up the hill at Woodland Pines during the Mass Bay Railroad Enthusiasts annual "Steam in the Snow" event. This was the last event ... (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)

As the last rays of sunlight poke over the treeline, Notch Train 162 charges up the hill at Intervale just minutes from arrival at North Conway Depot. Engineer Cory Fothergill is at the throttle o... (more)

In a typical New England scene, Conway Scenic GP9 #1751 pulls the first Valley Train of the day East to Conway and passes an open field in a quiet local farm. The dirt road, picket fence and mount... (more)

Woodstock Lumber Company #5. Hidden away in the engine shed at Clark's Trading Post for all but about 2 days each year, is New Hampshire's only Shay Locomotive. This little 50-ton, 2-Truck... (more)

East Branch & Lincoln. Operating just a scant couple of miles from where she spent her long working career, the former East Branch & Lincoln Baldwin #5 chugs her way upgrade on the White Mo... (more)

Leaving the roundhouse. CN 7470 is leaving the roundhouse on the morning of day two of Railfans weekend in 2014. At left is RDC-1 CSRX 23