Conway Scenic Railroad

Conway Scenic Railroad

The Conway Scenic Railroad (CSRR) is a heritage railway which was once part of the Portsmouth, Great Falls and Conway Railroad. The CSRR offers three different excursions through New Hampshire's Mount Washington Valley.

The Portsmouth, Great Falls and Conway Railroad completed its extension into North Conway on June 3, 1872.

In 1974, the railroad restored and reopened the North Conway Railroad Station, a Victorian style station house which is now a National Historic Landmark.


Location

Route 16
North Conway, Carroll County
New Hampshire, USA

Getting There

There is no direct public transportation available to the railroad. The nearest bus station is the Conway Information Center, which is located about a 10-minute walk from the railroad. From there, visitors can walk or take a taxi to the railroad. Alternatively, visitors can drive to the Conway Scenic Railroad and park in the available parking lots.

Nearby Airports

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