While visiting the White Mountains New Hampshire we love to take a ride on the Conway Scenic Railroad. It was our dog's 3rd birthday and once I found out the train allows dogs I knew this would be a perfect outing for her to celebrate.
Shellie the Sheltie was ready to ride!
It is a relaxing ride as you listen to the narrator tell you more about the area.
The Valley Train is a great option if you are not sure how long kids or dogs can be entertained on the train. This birthday girl could have rode the train all day.
We were in Coach as dogs are only allowed in Coach.
I love the wicker chairs and big windows to look out. There is also a snack bar in this car and the narrator for your ride is on this train.
The part I enjoy the most is the beautiful views from the train.
Gorgeous!
So will your furry best friend!
Shellie the Sheltie was ready to ride!
We chose the Bartlett Valley Train which is an hour and forty five minute ride. You can find all schedules on their website and I also have reviews on my blog linked in this post to all of their excursions.
Evan has always loved trains so this has been an annual trip for us.
She took a little snooze on the ride.
There are two Valley excursions, Conway which is 55 minutes and Bartlett which is one hour and 3/4. If you are interested in a longer ride here is my review of the Crawford Notch 5 hour ride which is a lot of fun. There are also dining options which can be found here. There are lovely views.
We have traveled in First Class as can be seen here.
It is so lovely just relaxing and looking at the mountains.
Evan has always loved when they bring the engine from one side of the train to the other for the trip back to the station.
I know you will enjoy taking a train ride on the Conway Scenic Railroad.
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Disclosure: I received 4 Train tickets in exchange for this post. No other compensation was received and all opinions are my own.
Thanks for this, it's so informative and easy to understand.
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