If you love mountain views, then you can't miss Europe's steepest open-air railway which carries visitors up over 6,100 feet ...

The world’s steepest funicular railway opened in the alpine village of Stoos in 2017, rising 743 meters (2,438 feet) along gradients as steep as 110%. If that’s not fearsome enough ...

In their 156 years of climbing to the summit of Mount Washington, the Cog Railway locomotives have gone from burning wood to ...

At top speed, the 18-mile-long (29km) journey can be completed in just over seven minutes. The steepest cogwheel railway in the world, this train, ferrying passengers up to the summit of Mount Pilatus ...

As it turns out, there are quite a few places that would like to claim the title of "world’s steepest street" – so who takes the top spot? The steepest street in the world: a contentious issue ...

The Guinness World Records has an award for the steepest road in the world, and Baldwin Street of New Zealand is the current title holder. Often, if a city boasts one of the top sloping streets ...

Billed as "America's Most Amazing Mile," the railway transports passengers ... making it one of the steepest passenger railways in the world. At the bottom of the incline, visitors can explore ...

In the late 19th century, the Swansea Constitution Hill Incline Railway began to operate up and down ... town of Harlech was crowned by the Guinness Book of World Records as the world’s steepest in ...

This latest achievement follows in the footsteps of the Stoos funicular railway, which earned the title of the world’s steepest funicular in 2017 with a 110% gradient rise over 743 meters (2,438 ...

The world’s steepest cable car, connecting the villages of Stechelberg and Mürren in the Bernese Oberland, began welcoming passengers on Saturday. The trip up the steep cliffs of the ...