Public Funiculars, Elevators and Aerial Tramways

This section is intended to include non-intramural systems that connect two distinct locations and were at least originally built as general public transit services (not as tourist attractions). It does not include intramural aerial tramways at ski resorts etc.

San Francisco's cable cars are street railways and are therefore listed under light rail systems.

• Chattanooga, Tennessee (Lookout Mountain Incline)
• Dubuque, Iowa (Fenelon Place Elevator)
• Johnstown, Pennsylvania (Inclined Plane)
• Los Angeles, California (Angels Flight; re-opened on 15 March 2010 after closing in 2001 because of a fatal accident)
• Memphis, Tennessee (Mud Island monorail) [also listed under monorails; listed here because it's cable-driven]
• Mountain Village, Colorado (aerial tramway to Telluride)
• New York, New York (Roosevelt Island aerial tramway)
• Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (Monongahela and Duquesne Inclines)
• Oregon City, Oregon (Municipal Elevator)
• Quebec City, Quebec (funicular)