I took my 2yo son to Toddler Time today. He LOVED it! He had so much fun climbing the walls, going up top then coming down the slide, and retrieving the toys for Allison. We will definitely be back next week! All staff we encountered were super nice!! read more

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Bouldering speaking, ABP is the place to be! All that's missing is a coffee shop on the second floor study/lounge area! Pros: -Large facility with several rooms to climb. The largest room is closed to adults only, so no worries for wild children running around. There's also a beautiful yoga studio, gym, locker room with shower and sauna, and lots of seating on the second floor for meetings or a place to study. I also like the large windows that bring in lots of natural light. -plenty variety of routes. I like what they've done with the color scale to identify difficulty level. Although the v1-v9+ is also another thing to consider. -the whole ground is covered with a two-foot thick pad; fun for falling and jumping on and no worries to have to drag a mat around! -members can bring two visitors a month for free. New visitors get free shoe rental. No fee for loaner chalk bags. -bandages, tape, hand wipes, lotion, and clean towels are readily available -Great location in East Austin and minutes away from downtown! Cons: -the two times I've visited, we couldn't find a parking spot on their main lot, there is a second lot that was equally full. Street parking was available, however. -monthly membership is a tad pricier than other bouldering gyms in Austin, but the demand seems high enough for the price to make sense. Tips: -sign the waiver form online before you come to make checkin faster -make the most of your day pass ($16, or $12 for students) by planning to stay several hours or more! There is no hourly option. read more

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They opened this location on 10/17 and I got the October membership with their promotion. That was $16.24 with tax and they waived start-up fee. They're borrowing bouldering shoes for free at the first time and then charge $4. Also they informed that I can go Springdale location with same membership membership which is awesome! There are plenty of parking space. read more

Bouldering Project - Springdale - Gyms Near Me - Austin, Texas

We had our 4 year olds birthday party here and it was a blast. I'll be honest, at first I was think what did we just do. How can a bunch of 4 year olds be entertained for 2 hours doing bouldering. The answer: Dane and Mason They were the instructors assigned to entertaining the kids and did a fantastic job. Dane and my son shared a strong connecting. As a matter of fact I had several parents tell me later that they originally though he was an uncle until they saw his shirt say "staff" They had quite a few interactive games for the kids to play and did a job of getting everyone involved. I wouldn't recommend more than 15 kids. 10-12 is actually a perfect number. I know they say they can have 20, but that would chaos. They had quite a few metal folding chairs and tables to uses. They really don't supply anything so make sure to bring what you need including forks and napkins. They had a sink in there too which is great because kids need to wash their hands. At the end of the day the party was a hit and the kids had fun. Dane and Mason did a fantastic job so kudos to them. I liked both, however as I mentioned before Dane had this awesome bond with our boy. Both were great with the little kids. read more

I'm from Houston, TX and I specifically make trips to Austin just for ABP! This gym is where I originally fell in love with bouldering. The facility is clean and always changing with new routes. The standard gym area is great for getting a good lift in, they offer a student discount on day passes if you show your student ID, and staff is very helpful. If its your first time bouldering, this is the best place to go to learn as people dont judge you here and are willing to help you out. The flooring is super padded so no worries if you're afraid of heights or falling as well. Whether you're an experienced climber or a beginner, going to ABP is worth the trip. Also a plus, they have a brewery and cider place next door for a post climb drink with friends. read more

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This place is awesome. While in Austin I was always longing for forms of exercise and this seemed like a good fit. We made the trip and got ready to climb. First thing that needs to be said is if this is your first trip... shoes are free. That is a killer reason to come here at least once for sure. The second thing is that this place is huge. There are two or three large rooms for climbing and enough space to hit up plenty of walls for all skill levels. My wife and I climbed around for about 1.5 hours and wore our selves out. I then proceeded to go to the weight room and do some squats and presses for another 30 mins. And then we decided to kill ourselves with some yoga... but not just yoga, yoga level II. In hindsight I was not as prepared for level 2 yoga as I thought I was. Either way we left completely burned out, but happy we had made the trip. I loved this place and it made me want to get a membership at a local gym, here in Tacoma. It was an great experience from beginning to end. Great friendly staff, clean modern bathrooms, great climbing walls, fun classes with a cool teacher, and great workout gear!! A must visit for sure!! read more

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a nice gym, but both location will be 60% closed 100% of the time. wesgate is often completely closed for comps, and you can't climb there for another week before while they set up and another week after to break down. Springdale is on my 50% open, and will be for another year seemingly. all together it's a climbing gym where you rarely even climb read more

They are always setting new and innovative routes! They had partner routes in February. The staff is incredibly supportive and able to get you shoes or chalk or hair ties. All the yoga classes I have been to are excellent and represent the level they advertise. I cannot say enough good things! read more

I came here with a group of friends and we had a lot of fun at this gym. It was my first time bouldering so the experience was a little bit nerve wrecking as I climbed higher and higher on the wall without any harnesses/support. However, my nerves calmed down as I got used to the climbing and trusted that the drop from the wall to the cushioned floor wasn't going to be dangerous. I liked that it was color coordinated so that a first timer, like myself, could easily select a beginner's path for bouldering and work their way up. I came here on a Saturday afternoon; the gym was fairly busy with a lot of people from different age groups. I also attended a yoga class while I was there and I really enjoyed it. The class was both informative and relaxing. It was definitely much needed after a challenging session of bouldering. The rest of the facility is spacious and clean, with a semi-private area that has machines for people wanting to workout. The bathroom is also clean and has lockers that you can store your belongings in. Overall, it was a fun and good experience at the ABP! read more

Employees are great and quickly and show what to do! Cushion at bottom is quite soft. I'm no expert in bouldering but there are options for nearly everyone. Start at beginner and go to intermediate then try their advanced options. I can't speak for their intermediate to advanced options, but the beginner to easy options are extensive and quite fun! read more

I had my first experience with bouldering at ABP. It's a low pressure, low intensity environment with new and experienced climbers. I would recommend this place to anyone for solo or group activities. They rent out shoes and provide storage spaces for your belongings. The staff along with everyone else I've encountered at ABP are super friendly, it's just an overall fun time and a good workout. read more

This had been continually hyped up by my friends and family, so I was curious to try it out. Perhaps that hype actually caused it to be less than expected, but I was not as impressed as I had hoped to be. Sure, there are some boulders you can climb on top of, the bathroom facilities are large, and there's a warm-up area and separate kids area, but where it matters, it's a chaotic free-for-all on the mats. Because the room is filled with freestanding boulders, people are walking all around, coming at you from both sides, and very few of them (that I saw) were looking up. The gym says no jumping down, but that doesn't account for the fact that people slip. Regularly. There were a couple moments of too close calls that could easily have turned ugly. As for the mats, they are dangerously cushy. Like roll your ankle by accidentally hitting a divot in the foam and dropping six inches down cushy. It seems like a hazard to me. I would have had mats for falling with regular floors around the rest of the area so you have a clear idea of where to be when you are climbing versus when you are watching it walking. Didn't go into this telling you how to design your gym, but I guess I just did. All in all I had fun, and I do appreciate the warm-up area. If I take away the hype I heard, it's fun and different. Add back in the hype and it falls short. So I guess go in expecting nothing and then you can be moderately surprised. read more

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Great climbing gym that will be fun for the whole family... With plenty of space and dedicated youth climbing areas there is something for everyone at Austin Bouldering Project "ABP". Whether you are a beginner or a pro this is a great environment for combining exercise and fun. If need rental shoes and/or a quick tutorial this gym will take care of you. They also have cool parties every once and awhile that feature DJ's and free beer. read more

Bouldering Project - Springdale - Gyms Near Me - Austin, Texas

I've always wanted to check this place out but was always lazy to drive here because I thought it was out of the way, but really it's only like 15 minutes from my home so I asked my friend to take me here one day. I have been to rock gyms, but this was the first all-bouldering gym. My friend brought me in with one of his guest passes (members get 2 a month) and taught me the etiquette and rules of the gym. He also gave me a tour of the facility and how the colors and difficulty levels work. After we finished climbing I was hooked and pretty much signed up for a membership the week after. I've been climbing for about a month now and am still learning many things each time I go. I go about 2-3 times a week and there are always problems that I continue to work on or new ones for me to try. The problems change often enough to keep things new and fresh. Climbing has become a workout that I actually enjoy and it definitely will continue to be something I'm going to keep going at. I also should make use of the many classes they offer. I think yoga would be a good one for me to work on my flexibility. There's just so much to do here! read more

My review is for birthday parties only... My kiddo was lucky enough to have one of the last parties here before the pandemic shutdown in the city of Austin. I have nothing but good things to say about our experience. Here are some of the highlights: -Private room -Staff helped us schlep in all our stuff, set up, etc (I feel like this is above and beyond) -They kept the kids engaged the entire time (except for a quick cupcake break). Seriously - there were multiple ABP folks helping with instruction, climbing, climbing games, etc. The parents literally sat and chatted and didn't worry about a thing. -They helped us schlep everything back out to the car The kids had SO much fun and as a parent it was the least stressful party I've ever had. I would highly recommend it (once it's safe to be in groups again sob sob). read more

ABP is amazing. I got really into bouldering as a hobby after seeing free solo a few years back. I tried every climbing gym in Austin, and always found myself coming back to ABP. The facility is clean, the staff is nice, it can get crowded at times, but the usual clientele tend to be generous at not making you wait too long to climb a path you want to do. On top of having some of the paths out of any other gym I visited, they are constantly cycling through paths, adding new ones every other week or so, so everything feels fresh. Also they do a great job at creating routes that are perfect for any skill set. Beginners to experts will all feel like they have something that is doable, yet challenging. All in all a great place to climb, the best in the city for sure! read more

My boyfriend and I visited the Austin Bouldering Project for the first time on Thursday (11/30). We arrived around 8pm and the parking lot was full. We lucked out and someone was leaving as we pulled in and we managed to get a spot. Once inside the staff was very friendly and they quickly checked us in and went over how their climbing color system works. I'm a newbie climber and I was happy to see that there were a bunch of walls for me to try. I also noticed that there were a wide variety of skill levels amongst the other climbers so it was cool to watch and learn from other people. The gym was busy so sometimes I did have to wait several minutes in order to get onto a wall I wanted. I also liked that this gym has a fitness room with weights. I was able to go and lift while my boyfriend finished up climbing. I would definitely visit again. read more

I'm thoroughly impressed. Lots of bouldering options, and near each route there are columns of jugs that allow you to easily climb down rather than jumping. I thought this was a nice touch. In addition, you can go here to use typical gym equipment or just study upstairs at one of the tables in the lounge- kinda like a coffee shop. Also, there's a rock wall treadmill! I love it! read more

Bouldering Project - Springdale - Rockwall treadmill! - Gyms Near Me - Austin, Texas

Awesome climbing gym! We always stop by every time we are in town. Great customer service, friendly people, clean and very roomy restrooms, showers, and locker rooms. Lots of cubicles to store your stuff and the place feels open and lots of natural light. Open room for working and waiting with power outlets under the tables. We have been to many climbing gyms and I can say that this is the best one so far. read more

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This place is huge! Nice variety of boulder problems that changed often enough. It's a well kept place with tons of room for activity. Go for yoga or the gym when you're taking a rest from bouldering. read more

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ABP was one of the few reasons I moved to ATX lol. Outside it being a one-of-a-kind bouldering gym with unique trails that are changed out every 3-5 days, they also have an upstairs lobby for studying and lounging. Even the kids climbing section is a little challenging - allegedly.... They also have a separate cross fit-like gym and yoga studio on the other side of the gym that has dumbbells, barbells, cardio equipment, and all sorts of special tools (or toys, if you're a gym rat like me lol) for developing forearm and back strength. I've been a member for some time now. The only thing I wish this place had was like a sushi bar or cafe upstairs or adjacent to the facility. I get hunger pangs after climbing and sometimes the protein bars they provide aren't enough to satisfy my hanger! Overall, the place is a great gym for anyone that enjoys climbing or fitness. It's also right next to Eastciders and Friends & Allies, which is great if you like to have a few drinks before doing any crazy dyno's, so they say read more

Went here on a field trip with the kiddos. Not children friendly plain and simple. Politically and genetically bias organization. Stuff that a "kid friendly" place shouldn't be advertising. Will definitely never go back. read more

Don't be fooled by the restaurant decor. There is a HUGE rock climbing gym inside. Massive. And an actual gym resides within (contrary to most rock climbing GYMS.) Plenty of climbing opportunities with and without ropes. Not too packed. There is a large children's section in two areas - really little ones (that you can rent privately for parties,) and other kids. The larger one has a tunnel underneath with busy toys built into the wall and a slide at the top if your kids can make it (or you cheat and push her up like I did.) They have climbing lessons here too. This place is cool, I wish it weren't so far from my house (selfish, I'm sure the people who live nearby are stoked.) Also the place seems very clean. And they have a computer bank to speed up the registry process. Enjoy! read more

Coolness on a belaying rope. I am not a rock climber. It's a health thing. I read someplace that falling off cliffs is bad for your health. So I don't want to fall off any cliffs. But if you have iron fingers and an excellent pair of shoes - the Austin Bouldering Project is an amazing place. They have more indoor rock climbing walls than I have ever seen in my life. This place is as big as a small museum. The surfaces are not the fake stone of artificial fireplaces but are wild geometrical shapes. So the place is like being in a museum of early Russian modernists where the paintings are not put on the walls. The paintings are the walls themselves. They also offer yoga classes. They also have a mountaineering gym. The gym is a fascinating place. It has more places and facilities with which you can lift your bodyweight with your lats than any gym I have ever seen. Well, on the side of a rock face, you lift your body weight using your lats. If your lats get tired you die. So you can work your lats with high bars, you can work your lats with rings, you can work your lats with ropes, you can work your lats with kettle weights etc etc. You can use the rings and ropes and bars for other body weight exercises. They are less good on other things. My guess is that you also need good quads so you can push off with your legs to get yourself up to the next level. I am also guessing you need a strong core to hug the rocks. I saw less "leg" and "core" facilities. I saw almost no machines. I am big on machines as a safe way to exercise body parts. These people believe in body weight. But I have no doubt that their trainers get can any part of you trained. (In fact, if you know what you are doing, any lifter can use any kind of apparatus to exercise just about anything.) So you can get your whole body strong in this lat centered place. Upstairs they have one of the coolest work areas in the city. Upstairs is all tables and chairs and stools at bars with wifi and open air and architectural vistas everywhere. The upstairs is practically an urban park. You could hang out there and rest after your grueling workout. (They have an elevator in case you are too tired to take the stairs.) They also have a cool foodstand on premises - Bento and Picnic. This is an ideal place to eat a bento box. In my corrupt urban view, a view that has no way of coping with fresh air or sunshine, let alone personal contact with rock faces in the Pecos, this open space would be the coolest coffee house space in Austin. Caffeine thrills I understand. Thrills from looking down one hundred and twenty feet on to rocks that could smash my skull I do not understand. But this place has all of the ambience of an amazing coffee house. I would work here all day even if there was no coffee - even if all there were for beverages were healthy juice drinks.. But I suspect my perverto coffee house tastes are against the poetic vision of the founders. So if you want to enjoy the modern architecture and the wonderful space, Take classes on climbing the wall. Train to make yourself strong enough to climb the wall. Train yourself to be flexible enough to climb the wall. Practice climbing the wall over and over. This way you will be completely physically prepared when you go upstairs after your workout, log into your computer, settle down to do some work and find your office has just sent you the email that really DOES make you climb the wall! You can now say you were ready, thanks to your training at the Austin Bouldering Project! read more

Do you like living life on the edge? Do you enjoy climbing rocks without the use of pesky ropes? Do you want to have the strength of a grizzly, the reflexes of a puma, and the wisdom of a man? Then you need to get yourself over to Austin Bouldering Project. Simply put, this place is kick ass. They have everything and more. Dozens of bouldering routes of varying difficulty levels, locker rooms equipped with showers and a sauna, a fitness room with exercise equipment, yoga and fitness classes, a mezzanine level for chilling with free WiFi, merchandise and climbing gear, and those awesome water fountains that make filling up your water bottles easy peasy. I probably even forgot about a few things - that's how much stuff they have to do here. You can have access to all of that stuff for $16 for a day pass or $68 for a monthly membership with a $40 account initiation fee. They also have annual memberships, family memberships, student and youth discounts, and punch passes. Notice how I said family memberships? Kids are totally welcome here and they really encourage it. There's an entire area created specifically for children! Just make sure there's an adult supervising at all times, but that's no big deal. This place is HUGE. Just when you think you've explored it all, there's even more to check out. It's like the TARDIS, you know? It's bigger on the inside. Apparently, this is one of the largest climbing gyms in the United States - how cool is that? And have you seen their hours? They are open from 6:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. on weekdays and from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. on weekends, so you can get your climb on almost any time of the day or night! This gym is for bouldering, not top roping. I don't know if that will change in the future, so just keep that in mind. Now, I'm not going to lie - I have a fear of heights and my hands get crazy sweaty when I exercise, so rock climbing is probably not the best hobby for me to get serious about, but it is a lot of fun and it is great exercise. I'll stick to the easy stuff for now, thank you very much, but maybe that will change with repeated visits. The space itself is beautiful - clean, open, modern, and spacious. I really don't think you can ask for more in a gym and they clearly put a lot of time and effort into getting this place set up. You know what else is cool? You can even have parties or host events here. Say whaaatt? I think I might have to host a birthday party here because that sounds awesome. Before your first visit, you can fill out the waiver online or you can fill it out on the computers right near the entrance. It only takes a minute or two and everyone must fill one out when they enter the gym, even if they are not climbing. Austin is super lucky to have such a great space and if you are into climbing at all you owe it to yourself to come check this place out. What are you waiting for? Get your butt out here and climb on! read more

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I was pleasantly surprised by this location! It's a really nice way to spend an afternoon with friends or just go to work out by yourself. The inside is very spacious and has two floors. The first floor is dedicated to the bouldering walls, as well as a fitness room and a yoga studio. Luckily, they split up the bouldering by color so that if you are a beginner you can start with some easier climbs. And if you are going with a group of people with different skills, everyone can be challenged. A day pass is $12 for students and your first shoe rental is free. I would suggest going during one of the classes so you can take full advantage of your time there. On the weekends the place can get quite crowded with families and kids, so plan your visit accordingly. read more

Bouldering Project - Springdale - Gyms Near Me - Austin, Texas

What's the rule about trying to keep your gym secret? Don't talk about your gym or it'll get too popular? Well, ABP is already popular and too good to not shout about. Lemme breakdown the current memberships to give some preliminary info. They have a couple options that I've explored, one around $60/mo with a $30 fee and one punch card system with 10 visits for around $130ish. They were gracious enough to let me and my significant other share a 10 visit path to try out the facilities before fully committing to a membership. This worked on a lot of levels, because our initial investment was pretty cheap and we were able to try it out before we knew of we'd like it. We are pretty noncommittal, so.. perfect. Here's the thing that I wasn't aware of before going for the first time. There are tons of different ways to get value out of this gym. It's not just for Bouldering. They have a small workout facility, coworking space, lunch options, yoga, and of course tons of bouldering options for kids to adults. I'm hooked. Last thing I'm going to mention, because it's pretty important. If you've never bouldered then you can have the staff help you out. The community is the most amazing part of this place. Everyone is totally willing to give you tips if you just ask. Plus, they'll rent you shoes and a chalk bag for free on your first time. Pretty low commitment and for huge gains! read more

Love this place! Enjoy the different color coordinated levels of rock climbing. I like how there's also a gym and study hall within the place. The kids rock climbing area was nice as well. Only con: far from home. Wish there was a place just like this up north so I can sign up for a membership! read more

I've been to a lot of gyms throughout the US, and can say this is one of my favorite bouldering locations. They do it well, with lots of fun and varied problems and faces. They also have really excellent yoga which I catch at the end of one of my sessions. They've got great food and snack selection (from local businesses), a modern and sexy looking building, and friendly staff. Can't go wrong. Send it. read more

I've heard diehard climbers complain that this place is more of a social hub than a climbing gym. Well, I've been bouldering a grand total of two times, and I like ABP specifically for that communal vibe - it's less intimidating and more friendly for beginners and intermediate climbers looking to break into a new sport. Everyone I've met here has been friendly without being patronizing, and (I've been a few separate times for yoga classes) I love how quickly I start to recognize the same people. Great community center on the East side. I signed up for a 10-punch pass card so I can have my $40 initiation fee waived (for monthly membership) once I use up my passes. ^_^ read more

Visited this gym because my friend is a member and loves to climb so he brought me along. I started by signing the electronic form and then they let me borrow a pair of climbing shoes for free since it was my first time. After that they told me about the different levels and then we were on our way. I was very intimidated walking in not knowing what to expect but once I was there I realized everyone was doing their own puzzles and not really staring at others like people at most gyms do. We spent around two hours here and I tried moving up to the next color and while I was definitely beginning to get the hang of it, I lack strength. Overall really enjoyable and very spacious. Also, I was impressed by how clean the restroom/lockers were! read more

I LOVE ABP. One of my favorite spots in Austin as it is definitely one of the best places to workout, hang out, and of course - climb. If you plan on visiting a few times a week or more, a monthly membership is more than worth it. There isn't another gym in Austin where you're going to find climbing, multiple yoga and fitness classes, a gym and weight room, a sauna, AND a super chill spot to hang out all in one. If you're new to climbing, like I was when I first started visiting, there are puzzles that are beginner-level that are challenging but doable. Other climbers are super respectful about giving each other adequate space. ABP has that chill Austin vibe that I've come to love so much, and there's no douchebag crew that you might find at other gyms. It's great to see that ABP has gotten the positive attention it deserves. read more

This is a review based on bringing kids. I am sure it is a great place to go as an adult. But a friend and I brought our kids and were told after we paid that we had to have a 2 kids to one adult ratio in most of the place and between the 2 of use we have 6 kids so instantly we were limited as to where we could play. Or we were going to have to have some of our kids waiting off the mat for there turns for us to watch them? There were very few people even in the place so it wasn't like there was a space issue. I know to keep my kids out of adults way when they are climbing, but instead of letting us monitor our kids the employee chased us around citing these rules, however, there were 2 very unsupervised kids that kept climbing under ours creating a falling hazard. We never figured out who that parent was, nor did we see them being monitored by the employee like we were. I get that we walked in with six kids in tow but if it was going to be an issue, please just ask us to leave, don't charge us then tell us we can't use most of the facility. I have had much better luck with staff being welcoming and accommodating of kids at Crux. read more

I simply love this place, its always inviting. Their routes change pretty consistently. The staff is helpful and easy to talk to. Thier facility is pretty big, clean and can almost always facilate your climbing needs. The whole place is straight bouldering but the levels are realistic. They have some over hangs, inclined and declined climbing. The atmosphere is chill and really quite as a whole. I always come here and burn out, spend atleast an hour to 2 hours here. They do have some snacks and drinks. They have a vast amount of water fountains. They have gear rental as well. Overall i really highly recommend, ABP. They have something for everyone here. If your in the area and want a good workout; come and check it out. read more

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We went with a couple of friends and wow! It was a blast. Super friendly staff. They have shoes that you can rent. There are multiple walls with multiple options for bouldering, depending on your comfort/expertise levels. All of the bouldering flooring is greatly padded, so don't worry about falling off, whether on purpose or on accident. This place is far South, and I live closer to north Austin, so that is my only hesitation in going there. If I am in south Austin, I will definitely return! read more

Love it here - absolutely gushing. We were visiting from California and I like to try out climbing gyms wherever we are :) The gym is huge, spacious, and fully matted with soft fluffy clouds. (Never have I felt more comfortable falling and I have quite the fear lol.) There are so many fun and interesting climbs with a variety of colorful holds too. I love me some volumes! We got the day passes and visited twice (about 6 hrs total) but still didn't get to explore the whole gym! I really like the expanded grading system - vgrades overlap about 3 different levels so it encourages climbers to try projects under/in/above their current grades. For someone who's only been climbing for 4-5 months, I think this is a great way to get new climbers into the sport. (V2-V3 climber) With that being said, everyone we met here were super friendly! Us included ;) Loved the energy and vibe. Austin is overwhelmingly a pupper-friendly city too so expect to see some cute faces outside the building. The only thing missing from this gym is a bed for me to sleep on. I would be here all day and night if I could!! read more

Best rock gym I've been in Texas. I was up here for work and needed to climb this place was IT. Megan answered the phone prior to arrival and the. Helped me with impeccable customer service in person and over the phone. She made me feel welcomed and helped me in any way she could. Thankyou ABP I needed this climb an getaway from the stress of life and Thankyou for having happy "Climb On" attitude individuals working on your team read more

This is such a great spot to workout at! I haven't been since Covid but prior to it I really enjoyed the cleanliness, enthusiasm, and great environment provided. Their functional gym and yoga classes were a great addition to the rock wall. read more

Such a great climbing gym. The staff is very friendly and very helpful. The facility is huge with so many walls and routes to work on of every level. Their bathrooms/locker rooms are clean and spacious, and they have a sauna! In addition to bouldering walls, they have a gym area with racks, rowing machines, mobility accessories, bands, treadmills, etc. A nice space where you can lift or recover without being on top of anyone. They also offer yoga and lifting classes as well as special feature classes each month like mobility, barre, live music yoga, etc. They have a wall for kids as well as kids camps that look really fun. All of the kids that I've seen in these camps are fearless and awesome climbers - wish I had been able to do that when I was a kid! You can get a day pass, a 10 visit punch card, or become members - they have various options for your needs. They also have snacks and coffee available for purchase as well as other random things you may need for your climb. I love that they have giant bottles of lotion - chalk can be so drying...oh and those callouses! read more

I love this place! I started climbing a month ago, and ABP made that really accessible to me. I was hooked from the first climb, and really enjoy seeing how many routes I'll be able to complete in a day. I've worked my way from yellow up to purple in a couple of weeks! The yoga and fitness centers are awesome as well, and the women's restroom is STOCKED with ways to get ready if you want to climb or work out before work. Definitely worth the membership. read more