These cars were originally built in the late 1800s. Restored, they provide panoramic views of the city. The Duquesne has a lower station on West Carson Street near Station Square and Smithfield Street Bridge, and an upper station at 1220 Grandview Avenue. The Duquesne Incline accepts all Port Authority Transit passes, tickets, and current transfers (including free "CT" continuation transfers) as payment for a one-way Incline ride. The upper station includes an observation deck, a small museum gallery, and a gift shop.

STATION SQUARE. This vertical track premiered in 1870 and created easier access to Mt. Washington, not to mention offering terrific sightseeing opportunities. The historic structure still delivers folks up and down the mountain, even serving as a means of commuting for some residents. The restored cars provide panoramic views of the city and travel at approximately 6mph.

MT. WASHINGTON. The observation tower and lookout points offer great views of Point Park, the three rivers and the surrounding communities. You can also ride the restored incline cars for a small fee.#13;#10;

OAKLAND. 456 acres containing trails, pools, tennis courts, an skating rink (roller hockey in the summer, ice skating in the winter), sports fields, tennis courts, a man-made lake, swimming pool, and wonderful views (Overlook Drive). Many annual events are held in the park, including the Vintage Grand Prix races.