Conway Scenic Railroad

You can board a vintage train at Conway Scenic Railroad for a unique railroad experience. Bring your family along for this amazing journey, which features two trains you can take pleasure in. The 21-mile (33.8-kilometer) Valley Train journey lasts 1.5 hours, and you have the option of dining in first class, coach, or Chocorua. The round-trip journey on the Notch Train is 60 miles (97 kilometers) long and takes 5.5 hours. Coach, first-class, and dome seats are available on this train. The Rhonda Lee train has a dome car that is only used for dining.

Dwight Smith, who worked for the Boston and Maine Railroad in the late 1960s, founded the Conway Scenic Railroad. The Conway Scenic Railroad was founded in 1974 when Smith and two local businessmen persuaded his employer to sell a piece of the Conway Branch that it had planned to abandon to them after years of talks. Russ and Dot Seybold, a husband and wife team, purchased the railroad from the original proprietors in 1999. On January 30, 2018, the railroad was once more sold to Profile Mountain Holdings Corp.