
For all the years that I lived in Pittsburgh, I never once road the inclines. I have rode the incline in Johnstown, but never in Pittsburgh. And I lived on the South Side for years and would...
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Monongahela Incline is a historic funicular railway that provides transportation between the South Shore of Pittsburgh and the Mount Washington neighborhood. It offers a unique and scenic way for visitors and locals to travel between these two areas.
Established in 1870, Monongahela Incline continues to operate as a popular mode of transportation, showcasing stunning views of the city skyline and the Monongahela River along the way. It remains a beloved attraction for those looking to experience a piece of Pittsburgh's history and enjoy a memorable journey.
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For all the years that I lived in Pittsburgh, I never once road the inclines. I have rode the incline in Johnstown, but never in Pittsburgh. And I lived on the South Side for years and would...
Beautiful area, but there were no staff members to guide/ assist us at all. Sat in the car for about 20 minutes waiting to go up; doors repeatedly opened and closed. Beautiful again, but no...
Took some time this weekend to be a tourist in my own city. And naturally the first thing all tourism guides say to do is try out the inclines! I chose the Mon incline because it is less busy due...
Great outing to travel up the bluff just like Pittsburgh residents during the Industrial Revolution. Get an ice cream at the top of the hill.
Arachnophobia warning! The incline was infested with over a dozen spiders inside the incline in July. They were minding their own business in the high edges of the incline, but still gave me the...
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