Guest Card for Conway Valley Train donated by Conway Scenic Railroad
Item Number: 153
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Description
2 Adult, 2 children Coach seating, 2020 season (through 12/31/20). Blackout dates 9/26-10/12/20. The certificate must be presented to a Ticket Agent to receive tickets, reference Easton Lions Club when making reservations. Reservations recommended, seating based on availability. No cash value, no refund for unredeemed tickets.
"Enjoy an old-fashioned railroading experience on vintage trains, all departing from our 1874 Victorian station in the heart of North Conway Village. Whether you choose one of the Valley routes to Conway or Bartlett, or the legendary Crawford Notch excursion, this is a step back in time that the whole family will enjoy.
On the Valley Train, you’ll enjoy an authentic railroading experience as you journey on historic rail routes from our 1874 train station in North Conway Village to either Conway or Bartlett and back again.
The 11-mile, 55-minute Conway Valley Train is ideal for visitors wanting a shorter train ride, especially those with very young children. On this excursion, you’ll travel south past the Moat Mountain Range and parallel Route 16 before passing through farmlands and crossing Moat Brook, the Saco and Swift Rivers on the way to Conway. Here, you can watch the powerful locomotive “run around” the train in preparation for the return trip. The 21 mile, 1¾ hour Bartlett Valley Train offers a longer and more relaxing train ride that takes you “over the river and through the woods.” You’re invited to sit back and enjoy the passing scenery as you travel northwest through fields and woodlands, crossing the East Branch, Saco and Ellis Rivers on the way to Bartlett. Here you also have the opportunity to watch the locomotive “run around” for the return trip to North Conway."
Special Instructions
Coach seating, 2020 season (through 12/31/20). Blackout dates 9/26-10/12/20. The certificate must be presented to a Ticket Agent to receive tickets, reference Easton Lions Club when making reservations. Reservations recommended, seating based on availability. No cash value, no refund for unredeemed tickets.
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