Mount Washington Cog Railway
@thecog.com
The World’s First Mountain Climbing Cog Railway. In the White Mountains of NH, climbing to the peak of Mount Washington. The Premier New England Attraction.
Mount Washington Cog Railway's Company Logos


Mount Washington Cog Railway's Brand Colors
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CMYK
#FFCC00
Supernova
255, 204, 0
48, 100, 50
0, 20, 100, 0
#F0523D
Flamingo
240, 82, 61
7, 86, 59
0, 66, 75, 6
#333333
Mine Shaft
51, 51, 51
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About Mount Washington Cog Railway
Discover the rich history and spectacular beauty of Mount Washington with the Mount Washington Cog Railway. As the first mountain-climbing cog railway in the world, we take pride in our legacy and connection to the past. Our fleet of locomotives includes two coal-fired steam locomotives, MW2 (Ammonoosuc) and MW9 (Waumbek), which have been working the rails since their construction in 1875 and 1908 respectively.
These marvels of 19th-century engineering have been meticulously rebuilt to meet modern safety and performance standards while preserving their authentic charm. From the moment our original locomotive #1 Hero, nicknamed Peppersass, reached the summit in 1869, the Cog has been a staple attraction. Over time, our wood-fired engines transitioned to the use of coal, and their unique vertical boilers were redesigned for a more traditional horizontal layout.
While we are dedicated to maintaining MW2 and MW9, we have also embraced modern technology. Our fleet now includes biodiesel locomotives, combining the classic steam experience with environmentally friendly practices. Explore the breathtaking summit, browse our online gift shop, and take advantage of our services for guests with disabilities.
Whether you're a hiker or just looking for a memorable adventure, the Mount Washington Cog Railway awaits you. Book your tickets now and experience the wonders of this scenic wonderland
Company type
Privately Held
Year founded
1869
Company size
51-200 employees
Related Brands
Tags
Cog railway
Scenic train rides
Mount Washington summit excursions
Biodiesel locomotives
Guided mountain tours
