This is a list of inclined elevators, organised by place within country and region.

An inclined elevator is distinguished from the similar funicular railway in that its cars operate independently whereas funiculars are composed of two vehicles that synchronously counterbalance one another. Despite this distinction, some inclined elevators use the term funicular in their names, which is seen in both systems converted from funiculars to inclined elevators, such as the Old Quebec Funicular in Quebec City and the Montmartre Funicular in Paris, and in systems built originally as inclined elevators, such as the 100 Street Funicular in Edmonton and the Ljubljana Castle funicular. Some English language installations use the term "inclinator", a portmanteau of incline and elevator. This list includes counter-weighted, non-counter-weighted and climbing elevators operating on fixed and variable inclinations.

List of inclined elevators

Americas

Belize

Belcampo Resort, Punta Gorda

Bolivia

Lav Paz Aerial Tramway Station 17 feeder, Mi Teleférico, La Paz

Brazil

Pico do Jaraguá, São Paulo

Canada

Alberta

100 Street Funicular, Edmonton

Edmonton Convention Centre, Edmonton

Nova Scotia

Residential Lakeside Tram, Five Islands

Ontario

Peace Tower, Ottawa (travels on a 10° angle for the first , shifting its position horizontally , and straight up for the remainder of the climb)

List of inclined elevators

Quebec

Old Quebec Funicular, Quebec City (converted from funicular to inclined elevator in 1988) Olympic Stadium (Montreal), Montreal

List of inclined elevators

Guatemala

La Lancha Jungle Tram, La Lancha Hotel, Lake Petén Itzá, El Remate

Panama

Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute Jungle Tram, Panama Canal

United States

Alaska

Creek Street Funicular Tram, Ketchikan

Arizona

Scorpion Bay Marina Incline Elevator, Peoria

Merkin Vineyards Hilltop Tram, Cottonwood

Arkansas

Ozark Folk Center, Mountain View

California

Commercial Installation, Santa Rosa

Residential Curved Rail & Custom Car Hill Lift, Belvedere (variable inclination) Residential Custom Cable Car, Tiburon Residential Hillside, Malibu Beach Residential Installation, Carmel-by-the-Sea San Diego Convention Center, San Diego Shadowbrook Restaurant Cable Car, Capitola Strand Beach Elevator, Dana Point

Connecticut

Residential Installation, New Fairfield

Maine

Residential Hillside Lift, Long Island

Maryland

Arlington Echo Outdoor Education Center, Millersville

Patuxent River State Park, Upper Marlboro

Massachusetts

Pilgrim Monument Inclined Elevator, Provincetown

White Cliffs Country Club, Cedarville, Plymouth

Michigan

John Ball Zoological Garden, Grand Rapids

Minnesota

Residential Lake Tram, Central Minnesota

Missouri

Gateway Arch Tram, St. Louis (variable inclination)

Nevada

Luxor Las Vegas hotel, Las Vegas

New York

Residential Lake Erie Tram, Lake View

34th Street–Hudson Yards station on the IRT Flushing Line, New York City

Vessel (structure) (climbing elevator that traces variable inclination), New York City

North Carolina

Residential Mountain Lake Access, Cashiers

Ohio

Valvran Roller Coaster evacuation and maintenance inclined elevator, Cedar Point

Pennsylvania

Ridgewood Incline, Allegheny City (1886-1887)

Puerto Rico

Hotel El Conquistador, a Waldorf Astoria Resort (Colloquially known as Funicular despite being two independent moving cars), Fajardo, PR

Tennessee

Hillbilly Golf, Gatlinburg, has an inclined elevator which takes players to the top of a mountain (where they can choose from one of two miniature golf courses) and (on call) picks them up roughly midway up the mountain for the return trip.

Texas

Cityplace/Uptown station, DART Light Rail in Dallas

NorthShore Marina Lake Tram Systems, Jonestown

Rough Hollow Yacht Club and Marina Tram System, Lakeway

Villas on Travis Lakeside Tram, Austin

Utah

Park City, The St. Regis Funicular (pair of independent, non-counterweighted lifts operaring on a variable incline).

Virginia

George Washington Masonic National Memorial, Alexandria

Huntington station (Washington Metro), Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, in Huntington