
North Conway-Conway-Bartlett
ON THE VALLEY TRAIN, you'll enjoy the
scenery of the Mt. Washington Valley countryside and surrounding White
Mountains as you travel roundtrip from the historic North Conway train
station to either Conway or Bartlett, NH. |
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The Gertrude Emma Pullman Parlor & Observation Car:
Spacious first class seating aboard the beautifully restored Pullman
Parlor-Observation Car “Gertrude Emma,” is offered on all
Valley Train departures. Built in 1898 for use on the “Pennsylvania
Limited,” the “Gertrude Emma” has been restored to its
original splendor with individual wicker chairs, large double-wide windows,
rich mahogany woodwork, its own snack bar, and open observation platform. |
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Two Excursions
We are closed for the winter. Valley Train service resumes on April 17th.
The 11-mile, 55-minute roundtrip Conway excursion is ideal for visitors wanting
to experience the enjoyment of a "shorter" train ride. On this excursion, the
"Valley Train" travels south past some of the area's farmlands, crossing Moat
Brook and the Saco and Swift Rivers enroute to Conway, where you can watch the
powerful locomotive "run-around" the train in preparation for the return trip.
Enjoy fine dinner cuisine or lunch on the Dining
Car Chocorua. |
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The 21 mile, 1 3/4 hour roundtrip Bartlett excursion offers
a longer and more relaxing train ride. You're invited to sit back and enjoy
the passing scenery and surrounding mountains, as the "Valley Train" travels
northwest through fields and woodlands, crossing the East Branch of the Saco River, and the
Ellis and Saco rivers enroute to Bartlett. Upon arrival in Bartlett, you will also have
the opportunity to watch the locomotive "run around" for the return trip to
North Conway.
| EXCURSION |
DISTANCE |
TIME (round trip) |
| Conway |
11 miles |
55 min. |
| Bartlett |
21 miles |
1 3/4 hour |