This location is my second go to Hangar 18 gym. Located near downtown Upland, you maneuver through…read morethe industrial area in order to find the gym itself. Parking is not the best especially during peak hours; I find myself parking inside the residential areas just to come to gym. They have auto belay, a top out area, and a very large bouldering section. They don't have a super long slab wall, but they do have a wide variety of problems and types of boulder holds. As an avid v4 climber, I think the routes here a fairly easy for my grade, yet the problems are very fun in itself. The interior is very clean and the workers are diligently checking the gym, restocking, and cleaning restrooms. They have merchandise for purchase, too. On very busy days, the students from the colleges are here to climb. I'd avoid climbing in weekdays after 3 PM if you want more time on the wall without competition. Other than that, it is a nice gym with nice workers.

Really was hoping this would be a great experience and honestly hadn't even considered it being so…read morelame. Walked in after work to do some bouldering while traffic simmered down, and to sus things out for my fiance who also climbs. Small but looked like people were having fun! I was met with SO much hostility from the front desk, thought I was hallucinating. Did their waivers and training video as expected, worker had left us to our own devices entirely. Huge line at the front, I'd been there at least 45 minutes at that point. Then I saw this adorable microscopic font sign, super endearing You could have just told me you don't take walk-ins, instead of being brazenly rude. When clearly that policy isn't even enforced. Other patrons who also walked in didn't receive quite as much vitriol. I was told I'd have to test out, no biggie, but nobody else was told this. Nobody else was asked "do you climb?" with a whole lot of attitude. Yeah I climb, and I enjoy walking in here looking like a corporate loser about as much as you enjoy seeing it. Just wanted to change into jeans and a t-shirt and boulder a bit. Might go to some other hangar 18 location someday, but won't be enthused about it. Not a lot of options around. Saw the sign and left because they hadn't asked me to pay yet, and I'm not paying for that attitude. I can only assume she was giving me attitude because I walked in looking all corporate, which is ironic to me because this is the most corporate looking rock gym I've ever seen. Y'all can keep it.

You buy their passes, expect life time of uses!! When I was moving out of state I asked for a…read morerefund because I didn't get a chance to use it all. Instead they told me these passes are for life and there is no refund. So what do you do when life gives you oranges? You make orange juice! Be sure to come back and bring some friends/families (up to 2 extra at one time) to use up the passes. The gym is open and spacious, multiple walls for bouldering as well as auto belays.

First time ever climbing and had a blast!…read more Stopped by 8-11-23 in the evening and had so much fun. The guy working the counter got us checked in quick, grabbed our shoes and harnesses, and explained how everything worked so we could get her straight to climbing. They have all levels of difficulty here so there's fun for everyone. It's a safe and fun way to exercise. The location is super clean, staff are all very friendly, and there's no judgement on your experience level. I'll definitely be back and suggest you try them out for yourselves.

It's nice to have a gym so close by that I can just go for some climbs for an hour any time I want…read more Although this place is located in an odd area, there's so many friendly climbers on a daily basis, I don't worry about my car in the lot. Coming into the parking lot, I'd say be careful driving past the gate; the gate isn't secured properly to the cement on the floor, so it pops up, making it hazardous for your tires. The workers here are very chill, just like any other gym, though climbers are very chill in general. They're very helpful and friendly if you ever need them. They keep the gym very clean and the bathrooms well stocked. They are also always quick to notice you and provide support if needed. The routes here are a range of difficulties. The basic routes here feel slightly more difficult than other gyms, helping you build your core. They reset the walls on a weekly basis, which encourages you to come back. On the weekdays, it's ridiculously packed where people don't wait their turn in the walls. Lots of newcomers and people who come after work. If you like climbing freely, wait for weekends in the evenings!

This climbing gym is absolutely one of the down-to-earth places for recreational bouldering. It has…read morea wonderful community, staff, and bouldering set-ups. The prices are fairly high for a gym membership, but they have great deals that occur during holidays and selective occasions which are an opportunity to bring a friend or group once in a while. I've made fond memories climbing with friends, time after work by myself with earphones, or by randomly engaging conversation and having a friendly conversation - exploring the depth of indoor climbing and finding out how to solve different climb routes makes this hobby an activity worth trying. (be ready to rip some finger skin if you're starting out) If you want to get into indoor climbing, this is a recommended place to start. The highlight I love about this place is the staff, they for sure work hard to keeping the place clean, keen on accommodation, and are happy to chat regarding information and questions. Shout out to Drake!

This is a huge gym with a lot of ways to workout. The pool area is huge and there are a lot of…read moreevents held at the pool. I especially like the rooms on the bottom floor and the mats on the second floor. There are lots of opportunities for weight training. I especially like the indoor track.

It's officially been a week since the facility opened, and so far, I'm impressed…read more The BRIC, located south of the BSC, has a whole ton of amenities. Studios, swimming pool, rock climbing wall, basketball courts, racket ball courts, fitness equipment-- yep, it's all there. It's long overdue, so this is a great addition to CPP. There's also a Jamba Juice that's accessible from both the inside and outside. Students are free... sort of. It's included in tuition (some students are excluded). Everyone else does have to pay a $140 quarterly fee.

Great for aspiring youth competitive climbers. Note: This facility has no rope climbing and some of…read morethe photos on Yelp are from the old location. There are no birthday parties. And the setup would be extremely challenging for beginners.

My two young girls came here to earn their rock climbing badges for American Heritage Girls. They…read morehad such an amazing time! They loved the boulder climbing the best. It was a little stressful for me because we had a large group of kids and there were other adults climbing, falling, and jumping, but the staff was so patient with the girls. Thank you!!!

For a beginner, I think this gym is pretty solid with their VB to V2s…read more Parking can get pretty tough tho, but there's decent turnover so if you wait a few minutes, there should be people coming out. At 7-8ish pm even on a weekday it can get packed. Friendly staff and a well kept gym.

Always a fun time here when I tag along with my climber boyfriend. I can only speak for top rope…read moreclimbing for now as I'm still learning but the routes are always super fun and challenging. They also have they also have full amenities here there are yoga rooms, weights/cardio area, showers, towels, lockers, sauna and they're always fully stocked on toiletries. The staff is always available for questions and they keep it pretty clean as far as gyms go. They also have tables with charging outlets which is nice!

Super dope gym and all the staff is super friendly!! The route setters do a good job with the…read moregrading as well. The gym is 2 stories and has all sorts of gear as well. Love this place!

We have been checking out all the Touchstone locations with our membership! LA Boulders was the…read moremost crowded of the ones we've been to. I don't recommend coming with kids and it's definitely not ideal for anyone who doesn't like crowded spaces. This location is bouldering only. That said, LA Boulders did have a lot of interesting routes that were fun to work with. I would like to come back without having my kids to worry about. This location is next to an indoor shooting range, which you can actually kind of hear from the yoga studio, but it's not too bad to be bothersome. The parking lot is limited and challenging, so coming before opening is the best time to secure a spot.

Despite being a small climbing gym that only offers bouldering, I actually enjoy it…read more This location is almost like the "boutique" version to the massive LAX location. It has everything you need for a quick and high quality bouldering session. The walls aren't high but their grade feels a bit more challenging, which sort of makes up for the size of the space. Place, it's in the heart of the plaza that literally has so many things if you want to grab a bite, do some grocery shopping, or even ice cream after a good session. Also, the gym is small but it doesn't really get crowded to actually feel small. As for parking, plenty of self parking around the neighborhood. But they also have a paid parking lot called the Runway, which can be validated by Sender One for 90 minutes.

Indoor climbing has been on my bucket list for a while. So happy to say I finally went to one!…read moreSender one definitely has me hooked! From the staff to the cleanliness, everything was top tier! Love the location too! It's in a little plaza where they have Whole Foods and other shops. We came for a day pass and after we left we agreed we were going to sign up for a membership! I'll admit it was intimidating at first but after a few trials and errors... i got the HANG of it ;)