You’ll find the Swiss Alps’ Stoos funicular railway bridge on a funicular railway that connects Schwyz with the car-free ski resort of Stoos. It is the steepest funicular in the world.

According to the park, the attraction will be the "steepest and most inverted dive coaster in the world." "Towering ominously at an impressive 180 feet, this dive coaster invites you to ascend ...

In the battle to be named the world's steepest street, Baldwin Street in Dunedin, New Zealand led the way for many years. But then, in June 2019, after more than a decade of lording it over every ...

Later this month, we will find out whether Wales has the steepest street in the world. That's because Guinness World Records will announce whether Ffordd Pen Llech in Harlech is the world's ...

The world's steepest funicular railway has opened in Switzerland. Rotating carriages mean people stay upright while ascending the mountainside. US President Donald Trump is expected to announce a ...

The steepest passenger railway in the world isn’t hiding in the Swiss Alps. it’s right here in Chattanooga, climbing straight ...