Duquesne Incline Pittsburgh

I never would have guessed I would be in Pittsburgh for 15 years! Four years was my prior average. My boys don't remember pre-Pittsburgh, and now are forever Steelers/Pens fans. Turns out a lotta my life happened here! Just goes to show you never know. . .

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My trip to Michigan is finally here!!! I'm excited because I get to visit 3 states that I've never been to before: Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. This morning I went by Enterprise to pick up my rental. I got a Nissan Versa, not bad for a small economy car. I said my goodbyes to Josh, and after a few tears, I got on the road towards …

... " of the city was quite a beautiful contrast of industry to plentiful water.  The cable car ride up Duquesne Incline was also quaint, but inexplicably complicated. The tollbooth accepted only exact change, but was inexplicably and unnecessarily ...

... ride the Monongahela Incline to the top of Mt Washington.  We walked along Grandview Drive, taking in the Pittsburgh skyline, before descending on the Duquesne Incline.  Bonus of the day - as seniors we got free rides!  At the bottom of ...

... as the steel city.(Guess that is why they have the Pittsburgh STEELERS. makes sense now that i think about it! We went to the Duquesne Incline which is an old train looking boxcar that takes you up and down the side of mount Washington so you can see all ...

... at the bottom), where children's books were made to look like a flock of birds taking off into the sky. We went back to the Duquesne Incline, but this time we actually went up the hill. I didn't understand how the apparatus actually worked, but I took a ...

... to make it to Ohio before dark, so I wanted to do something where I could see great views of the city. I decided to see the Duquesne Incline, which is a tram that takes you to the top of a hill for a great view of the city, AND it only cost $5!!! ...

We drove to the city from the hotel to ride the Duquesne Incline train to  the top of Mt.Washington.It has original cars and have been operating since the 19th century.The views of Pittsburgh from the top are  great.This is the ...

... all the city blocks. After I finished the tour at the United States Steel Corporation building, I headed to the old tram inclinator, Duquesne Incline, for an amazing view of the city of steel and bridges. I was there for a couple of hours getting tigger ...

Had to see Pittsburgh!  Duquesne Incline, Cemetery tours looking for ancestors, Honus Wagner and Mr Rogers ...