Although you can find Hill Hiker’s inclined elevators all over the world--three continents, nine countries and 32 US States and…
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At 38 degrees or greater, even the strongest professional cyclist won’t be able to ascend a hill. Gravity, elements and…
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Today, an individual can kick their feet up and relax as an inclined elevator carries them up and down a…
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In downtown Los Angeles, you’ll find a strange arch at the foot of a hill. Unlike the gleam of the…
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For an outdoor inclined lift, each day is filled with uphill and downhill battles. After all, it spends its life…
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Though Hill Hiker’s hillside lift installation teams make the work seem easy, there’s a lot that goes into the process.…
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What do a Wisconsin golf course, a Maryland outdoor education center and a Panamanian research institute have in common? They…
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As your funicular reaches the end of the track, you gaze out at your surroundings. The scene might be like…
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On the rocky island of Santa Catalina, you’ll find beautiful cliff side views overlooking the Pacific and its shores. There…
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Inclined lifts can last a long time. The first, known as the Reisszug funicular, still carries passengers up and down…
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