I've never climbed before, so I don't know what other climbing gyms are like. In light of that, my…read moreexperience here was great. I took the beginners class (included with a membership) that introduced me to the important knots for climbing. You get the needed equipment included with your first class (harness, shoes, belaying carabineers) although you can bring your own if you have it. If you aren't sure about gear, they have daily and monthly rentals while you figure it out. They've said that the routes will be getting changed regularly so it never gets stale, and they have some impressively challenging looking ones (I'll need a few years to work up to some of them). The staff that I've interacted with have all been very friendly. I've talked to them a few times outside of Ubergrippen (usually at Cheluna trivia night) and they've stated that becoming a part of the local community is really important to them. I'm really excited that they came to this community and I'm excited about having them here for a long time to come.

I visited this climbing gym on a Sunday in April 2026. I was greeted and checked in with belay…read morecertification within 30 minutes, having been an invited guest. We needed this to climb. Once I finished these necessities, I was ready to climb. Within these thirty minutes, the gym got overrun by children of all ages and their parents. We had a rough time getting on routes, as the congestion was overwhelming. Parents who were belaying, letting their kids just hang off the wall without progress being made for way too long. We got tired of being tertiary patrons and left after losing patience. I inquired on our way out and was informed that gym is often overrun by children. This day had a "special" event but seemed more like the norm after inquiring. If you want to climb, I'd look elsewhere.

1000/10 for my first climbing experience! I felt extremely welcomed and calm from the moment I…read morearrived. The instructor was very well-spoken, kind, and had an incredible ability to connect with people, which made her such a solid teacher. I left feeling confident and excited to continue exploring climbing. I've participated in many different activities as a beginner, and this experience has easily been my favorite. There were moments when I felt a little fearful or unsure, but those feelings quickly went away because I knew I was in good hands. If anyone is thinking about trying climbing for the first time, this is definitely the place to go! I'll absolutely be looking to book another class with this company in the near future!

Great guide, very child friendly. On time, professional,…read morefriendly, skilled, and knowledgeable.

Pretty cool climbing gym located slightly outside of downtown Denver in a somewhat unassuming…read morelocation. I'm pretty new to bouldering but starting to get into it. It definitely felt much more like a real community than other more corporate-like businesses I have been to and the prices felt fair. One of my favorite parts of DBC was that there were a bunch of dogs. The bouldering setup itself seemed well laid out and had a decent amount of options for beginners to experts (the ranking there goes from E to M to H). As a beginner, there were 4-5 for me to do which kept me busy enough. The weights area is pretty bare but I'm assuming most people go there for the bouldering and not to lift weights.

Safe welcoming environment and they often have great discount deals on memberships love this placeread more

Reportedly a sanitarium, this Movement claims to bring optimum health and vitality to its…read morepatrons--but I assure you that it's a facade, and their ambitions are far more nefarious than one would ever dream. I have damning proof that what I infiltrated on that fateful eve was in fact a mysteriously hedonistic assassins' training camp. Furthermore, I deduced that they specialize in scaling fortress and castle walls, for there is no conceivable reason to put so much effort into ascending those man-made, color-coded structures. I regret not having these assassins on my flank in the Battle of Lodi in 1796, we could've used their expertise on those ghastly walls. Though I question their fortitude in the face of adversity, because their main adversary is seemingly banal intangibles. Yes, I heard from their very mouths that they are after no king, army, or bounty, but rather the "work week" and "stress." I tried to assure them that these targets are far too elusive for any man of this earth to kill or capture. But alas, they persist, undetered by my warnings. Amusement aside, beware of these Movement assassins. Their battle cry is "everyone is welcome," consequently such an inclusive alliance is sure to enlist countless volunteers, and I fear that their numbers will soon swell to surpass even the army of Tsar Alexander. Their dress code evades reason and uniformity. Their ensambles remind me of the those ferocious Mamluks who we fought in the Battle of the Pyramids. And they partake in the most peculiar pre-mating ritual which they refer to as "yoga." They bend and move about in sacriligous gestures wearing only their undergarments. Disturbing as it is, it's working as they openly speak of their premarital sexual exploits openly. They must be stopped, for I overheard that they'll soon be pillaging some territory colloquially known as "Red Rocks." God save us, they are sweaty, persistent little creatures with an endless array of hydrating beverages to fuel their ravenous endeavors. They do have weaknesses though; their sentries show little concern for carriage parking, they have no calvary or artillery, and best of all, they get deeply offended by unsolicited instructions regarding where to put one's hands and feet upon ascending the man-made structures.

Little small, but otherwise I mean it's basically a perfect gym. Probably better for ropes but I…read moremean if you're not wanting to drive too far it's good.

Unbelievably awesome gym for indoor climbing/bouldering, weight lifting, cardio training, yoga…read moreclasses, you name it, they got it! Staff is ridiculously nice, courteous and always helpful! Been a member since February and This place has been my favorite gym ever, it's not close. The amount You get For the price you pay is absolutely unmatched.

Such a great climbing gym! This was my first time visiting a Movement, and I was thoroughly…read moreimpressed by the size and cleanliness of the facility. I visited in the early morning, and check-in was a breeze even with the waiver and orientation video. I was so happy to see the variety in the gyms, from top-out and comp-style walls to an overhang cave section. The setting was great. While the style is different than my home gym, the grading was very solid and on par. There were some pretty fun climbs, and everything seemed well-maintained.

Not sure why you're reading this review instead of going to The Spot. I found this place through…read moreClassPass originally and signed up for an intro to bouldering class led by Tristan. The intro class included a climbing shoe rental and access to a chalk bag to help with grip. Even though I was initially intimidated, I was surprised, and delighted to find the atmosphere was the most welcoming, supportive And inclusive fitness space I have ever been in. It seems this climbing gym is also a very social space. They have social events on Monday nights, trivia on Thursdays and there is a bar within the climbing gym so that people can have a beer and hang out after they're done climbing. This place is huge with a variety of climbing walls. At this Denver location. It is exclusively bouldering and no option for ropes climbing but the location in Louisville offers stop. The location is awesome and it's a short walk from downtown Denver or the Denver Art Museum area , and surprisingly it seemed that parking was pretty easy to find nearby. When I came in for the first time, they were offering an introductory special of two weeks for $35 which included an intro to bouldering class that is two hours long. All the memberships include unlimited access to climbing, and some guest passes, though I'm not sure of the specific number. Not only is the atmosphere more accessible than I anticipated but the membership pricing is also some thing that is more accessible than I anticipated. I could not have had a better first experience in a climbing gym, and I'm so grateful to Tristan for his patience and inclusivity for somebody who knew absolutely nothing about climbing. The staff at the front desk was also very warm and welcoming, and the attendees of the intro class were all friendly and supportive. I was also impressed by the create variation of skill levels for the climbing routes. There is some thing for everyone and the ability to progress and improve. The space was also clean and the crash pads were very safe. 10 out of 10 would recommend to a friend.

Conveniently located near downtown with free street parking the spot is a great place to perfect…read moreyour bouldering skills or try it out as it accommodates all skill Levels. The gym is massive and even has a separate gym area for lifting of you're a member. The prices are reasonable and the staff is very knowledgeable and friendly. Highly recommend purchasing chalk or bringing your own as your hands will get ripped. Can rent shoes as well. They practice currently covid regulations with abiding by mask policy and have hydration stations where you can sit on benches. There is even a bar for a celebratory beer after your climbs. The climbs are easily marked for all difficulty areas. I'll definitely be back here as it's one of my favorite bouldering places I've been to around the country!

No longer Earth Treks, but all the same quality and value you'd expect with Movement. And, it's…read morenice to have options with the many Movement locations. I've been climbing off and on for about 16 years and really appreciate the attention to detail that Movement offers. Staff are always super helpful. Events are plentiful and if you're wanting to up your game with classes, even learn to lead or belay, they've got you covered. And, nothing beats a clean gym. Bathrooms are really well kept and there are always plenty of locker and cubby spaces. I also appreciate the many lounging areas, both inside and outside of the climbing areas. The layout is well thought out and you don't really feel crowded despite having lots of folks in the gym with you. Membership has its perks for sure and the punch passes are another great option if you're getting your feet wet. Love this gym.

Of all the Movement climbing gyms in the Denver area, the location in Englewood is my favorite,…read moredespite not being the closest to my home. The facility is quite large and has more bouldering and climbing space than the other gyms. It also has a larger fitness area, including a dedicated room for fitness classes and a dedicated yoga room. Given the extra space they are able to offer more class options as well. Pricing reflects other gym franchises around the country - you get what you pay for with Movement IMO, if you choose to take advantage of the many membership benefits available to you (e.g. special events, gear discounts).

My family was excited to come try this gym since we are moving to the area, ended up being the…read moreleast favorite climbing gym we've been to so far, primarily because of these points: -What the heck with the pricing?! Crazy money for what you get. The most expensive gym we've ever been to by A LOT and couldn't find an explanation for why, they don't have anything any other gym hasn't had in the area, in fact it was lacking in some amenities IMO -the rating system was absolutely not accurate for bouldering, we have a variety of climbing levels in our family and the inconsistency with the ratings was insane, not a whole lot to climb if you are a v3/4 or under, felt like the route setters don't understand what a lower level is capable of. -it was packed, really really packed. -my daughters were disappointed there were no auto belays, which is a strange choice in that type of facility. -overall no one acted like there was any kind of community experience, not a seemingly very social place, everyone seemed to be in their own little space. Just overall a very weird feeling for a climbing gym. It was pretty and sure it has a ton of rope climbing but overall I'd pick a different gym without hesitation for the money.

Great gym in the off hours but try to go after work or on the weekends and it's always very packed…read more The weights portion of the gym could use a few extra squat racks as well, theres usually a line to use them.

I had such a good experience in my class through InsideOut Climbing. Both Jackie and Scott are so…read morekind, smart, funny, and the classes are thorough and exciting. After the didactic classes, I felt ready to venture outside, and while outside was pushed within the limits of safety and my own capabilities. I now feel much more confident climbing outside, and know what's more safe, what's less safe, and what types of things are a hard no. I can't recommend them enough.

My partner and I had a great time with Scott and Jackie during the Outdoor Climbing Fundamentals…read moreclass. I've climbed on and off in the gym (0-4 times per month) over the last couple years but was always hesitant about exploring outdoor climbing, whether it was cost, risk, or knowledge. Jackie and Scott's unique personalities and teaching styles cater to a wide range of students. They use their past experiences to teach important techniques and skills very effectively. After this course I am able to confidently set up on anchor (top rope or sport), rappel, and confidently explore the outdoors with my partners or friends. It was a treat to have two such great (certified AMGA) instructors. I am looking forward to taking their trad class next year. Thank you Jackie and Scott!

Went to the free climbing party, which was a bit crowded but a good time. Smaller gym that would be…read moreconvenient if you live in the area.

My usual place to climb, chill and just be in the" zone". The staffs are always friendly and they…read morewelcome new climbers with open arms. Each month, they do provide discounts on certain programmes for anyone who is interested in climbing. I like to climb with Hubs on the weekends, especially on a Saturday morning when there are a few climbers. But my favorite time to climb is during the weekday mornings or afternoons when this place can just be called "my own sanctuary". During the weekdays especially from 5 pm onwards this place can be jam-packed with climbers alike. Each month and every other month, they do change the routes for climbers to progress in their climbing with different range of climbing difficulties. There is also a place for you to do bouldering as well if you dont have a climbing partner to belay. Even my cousin from Singapore who came for a visit sometime around July/August 2009 was awed about this place. If you want, do give them a try to climb. Call them for enquiries or you can visit their website for details : http://www.rocknandjamn.com/ For those who are new into climbing, they do provide introductory classes with a minimal fee that provides the time you climb, the instructor fee, and rental fee of the equipment. If you want you also can contact, the climbers from meetup.com, who climb regularly be it here or the location in Centennial, CO. Thank you Rock'n & Jam'n for making me loving you at the first sight, and now call Colorado home to climb indoors....