Duquesne Incline

The view is fantastic, day or night. The incline goes up the side of the hill to the top of Mt. Washington, where you look down at “The Point,” i.e., the origin of Pittsburgh, where the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers join to form the Ohio River.

Another great view of Pittsburgh is to drive thru the Fort Pitt tunnels on eastbound I-376. The tunnel goes through Mount Washington. When you come out of the tunnel, you are on a bridge crossing the Monongahela River, and the sudden view of Pittsburgh is surprising and breath-taking, even when you are expecting it. You can see the incline and Station Square on your right, “The Point” and the stadiums to your left, and the tall buildings of the downtown area straight ahead. I always look forward to this when I go back to Pittsburgh.

Worth the visit to see a unique view of downtown pittsburgh.
Wonderful piece of history about this beautiful wooden incline.
Short ride full of history.

Great view.

I’m embarrassed to admit that I thought this was a rollercoaster when I was 4, and screamed all the way to the top despite my mother’s attempts to cover my mouth.

great view, took amazing pictures with the burgh all lit up in the background

Get you dose of history. And yes, get the best view of Pittsburgh Downtown.

The Duquesne Incline is part of the history of Pittsburgh so you have to go…go at night time and the view of downtown is beautiful.

If you want to get a view of Pittsburgh, this is the place to go. There are plenty of overlooks along a very nice walking path. Definitely remember to bring a camera.