Conway Scenic Railroad
Posted by: Groundspeak Regular Member Team Jackal
N 44° 03.116 W 071° 07.773
19T E 329412 N 4879845
A scenic Railroad offering several different trips.
Waymark Code: WM1RNB
Location: New Hampshire, United States
Date Posted: 07/02/2007
Published By:Groundspeak Premium Member TheBeanTeam
Views: 123

The Conway Scenic Railroad offers "The Valley Train" which is an 11 mile, 55 minute roundtrip excursion, or they offer the 21 mile, 1 3/4 hour roundtrip they travel through Moat Brook, the Saco river, Bartlett and then the locomotive does a run around and takes you back.
The Notch train goes across the famed Frankenstein Trestle and Willey Brook Bridge enroute to Crawford Depot od Fabian Station. There is also a dining car called "Chocorua" where lunch is served.
Prices listed are for the shortest Valley train trip in coach class. They also have a first class, adults are $16.00 and children 4-10 are $10.50, the lunch car is approx: $37.50 for adults and $27.50 for children 4-12
Engine Type: Tourist line has more than one engine of various types

Gauge of Railway: Standard Gage

Approximate Adult Fare: 12.00 (listed in local currency)

Approximate Child Fare: 9.00 (listed in local currency)

Type: Spur (out and back)

Length of Route: Varies

Dates of Operation: From: 04/14/2007 To: 12/31/2007

Key Attractions:
A gift shop is available, as well as a little railroad history, a small turntable and some trains and rolling stock in the yard.


Does this Scenic Railroad Provide: Brunch, Lunch or Dinner Trains?: yes

Railroad Website: [Web Link]

Frequency of departures: Not listed

Visit Instructions:

Provide a picture of something with the train. Possible photos include the entertainment on board the train, the train itself at any location along the route, a picture of the scenery with part of the train in view, the kids borrowing the engineer’s hat. Show us you had a good time visiting the train. If the train isn't running when you visit get a photo of one of the many railway related items that can be found in locations like this.

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