Conway Scenic Railroad
After the Civil War, trains gradually replaced stagecoach routes throughout the country. A rail line north from Boston was engineered, and the tracks between Conway and North Conway were laid in 1872.

It remains virtually unchanged today, and is one of the area’s attractions. Even back then, tours to the beautiful White Mountains were popular, and there are grand New Hampshire hotels from the period that still accommodate visitors. The station is now a National Historic Landmark, and this New Hampshire scenic railroad is a popular activity for vacationers.

The summer and autumn “leaf peeping” seasons see several trains per day. A train tour in New Hampshire on the Conway Scenic Railroad during this time of year showcases the incredible beauty of the region, all combined with Victorian comfort and a little history. There are two trains – the Valley Train and the Notch Train.

Did you know? That the historic station was built in 1874.

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