Visiting my sister from out of state. Never been bouldering or climbing before; my sister has a…read moremembership here. So I can't tell you about memberships but I can tell you they allow for guests to stop in for a day pass (was free for me today). They had equipment for me to use (harness and shoes). I expected the safety form which was easy to do on site, electronically. Staff run you through a safety briefing and then I was set to go. I was able to try the 40 foot wall (I didn't make it to the top), and a couple lines of bouldering. They had a unisex bathroom which was clean, a gym with weights around the corner (decent), and a sink to wash your hands when you were all done. Overall I was happy with the friendliness and helpfulness of their staff and was amazed at all of the different varieties of the courses. Now my forearms are on fire and I can't open this jar of pickles. I'll have to look for a bouldering gym in my area when I fly home.

staff is always amazing. super friendly and always down to give you tips on climbs. super welcoming…read morespace overall 10/10

Lovely gym! Very nice and informative owners, super kid friendly, lots of different levels of…read moredifficulty, with belay, auto belay, and bouldering

We brought our 6 year old daughters here and it is so much fun for them. We watched as they were…read morebuilding confidence as they climbed. And thanks to Elijah's help, my more timid daughter was able to reach the top and ring the bell!!! Extra shout out Elijah, you made their birthday a great one!

I cannot recommend this hike enough. There are multiple trails some for beginners which go along…read morethe lake as you can see in the pictures and then a moderate hike that goes up to devils doorway. Beware ricks can be a bit slippery so I recommend grip shoes! My only regret is not bringing a swimsuit to hop in the lake as many people were swimming

Devils Lake Climbing Guides provided a great guide for my 69-year-old dad and me, 36yo. Our guide,…read moreMark, was flexible, patient, totally qualified and professional, friendly, and helpful. He was willing to teach me whatever I wanted to know about setting up top-rope anchors and he was patient with me and my dad as we climbed perfectly-chosen routes according to our abilities and desires. He was knowledgeable about the area and was able to answer most questions we had and obliged us in taking a longer hike to see some of the local landmarks on our way down from the crag. Thanks for a great day Mark and DLCG!

Our vacation in Lake Geneva started off with spotty weather. Seeking to find an indoor activity…read moreplace our B&B suggested Climb @ The Loop Commons in Burlington, WI. Climb is a bouldering gym that caters to all skill levels. Bouldering was on my bucket list and since we had the day free, we made the brief 20 minute commute to the facility. Once there street parking was easy to find. Arriving on a weekday allowed us to have the gym to ourselves. The lady at the front desk checked us in, we signed waiver forms and got fitted for bouldering shoes. The changing area, locker room and gym are downstairs. The gym is a 2 story space that has colored coded bouldering routes a.k.a. "problems" to solve. The beginner level routes were labeled green and since my husband and I had zero bouldering experience, going green was the way to go. The lady who checked us in, I forgot her name but we got to chatting and learned she was a former Naperville, IL resident, was super helpful. She got us started on our first problem and gave us quick and useful techniques as we were maneuvering through. We did a total of 3 problems each and had fun going through them. Bouldering takes dedication, strategy, physical strength and dexterity. It is definitely a total body workout which left both hubby and I sore afterwards using muscles we don't normally use day to day. Regardless it was worth the experience. We got a good workout, had lots of fun and found an indoor activity we could see ourselves doing in the future.

First time to an indoor climbing gym in Wisconsin and will be back! This location has many auto…read morebelay routes to choose from in addition to the other top ropes and bouldering. Staff were awesome, helpful and was quick to get an orientation to the gym (auto belays super easy to use). Price was fair for a day pass, I do wish they had complimentary chalk for day pass users. It was very busy but didn't have to wait too long for any of the auto belays on a weekday evening! Facility was clean and lots of cubby space to keep your belongings while you climb.

We love climbing at Adventure Rock, it is a great place to get up and get active in a way that…read moredoesn't feel like traditional working out. I love that there are 3 locations and each location is a little different. WKP has bouldering only, Brookfield and Commerce have rope climbing, lead climbing and bouldering. The staff are knowledgeable and friendly. We love climbing at all 3 locations!

First Ascent is a great climbing community for beginners as well as seasoned enthusiasts! A…read moremembership at FA allows entry to any of the Chicago locations, which gives access to different setting styles and a variety of boulder/top rope routes. The Arlington Heights locations is one of two (soon to be three) that has top rope routes. If you don't have a belay partner, there are a good number of autobelay routes! Depending on the time, the walls can get a little crowded and there always seems to be youth teams and classes going on. For early risers, they have been holding member only hours on Saturdays from 8-10am. In addition to the walls, there's an extensive weights and cardio area, as well as yoga, HIIT, and Pilates classes. Also, they plan various community building activities, including meetups, craft nights, member appreciation nights, injury prevention workshops, and more! For me, First Ascent provides a well-rounded and fun exercise routine with a great community!

This climbing gyms is enormous! Upon inquiring from the staff, it's a converted water park, and the…read moresize of the facility certainly shows it. Staff are extremely helpful even in the midst of super busy seasons (like winter holidays when kids are out of school). I really appreciate how you can get a set of free equipment rentals with a membership, especially since I had to rent a pregnancy harness a few times. There's everything you need to top rope, boulder, or lead. For top rope and lead, make sure you go through the proper certifications and/or classes through the gym. As this gym is in the suburbs, the size of the parking lot is generous as well. Even during peak times, there's usually a spot available. I love that they have a little compost and community garden out front as well. The locker rooms are equipped with plenty of lockable storage, showers, and bathrooms. They also provide towels should you forget! There are yoga studios to the side with plenty of opportunities for classes --just check the calendar they update. It's an excellent facility for all ages. Honestly, some of the youngest lead climbers I've seen have been at this gym. It's really cool to see how supportive this place is for the community.