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4.6 (75 reviews)
Closed 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
Updated over 3 months ago

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Aharon A.

Love this place . I did my first climbing and I'm addicted The prices are great nice and friendly staff A Cool experience HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

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Donna W.

This place is definitely a must do for the family and friends groups. Not too mention it's a body building but very fun. The staff is friendly and helpful if you need them. I will definitely bring my 15 year here very very soon!!!

Liza E.

Price was a bit steep... but tweens/teens loved it. They loved the variety of challenges, the different details on the walls, the different types of walls and the different technical levels. Also liked that it was not super crowded on a holiday weekend so they didn't have to do a lot of waiting. From a climbing experience the kids rated it a 4. From a checking and costId rate it a 2. Customer experiences are about the end to end customer journey. The check-in was so brutally painful and clunky and could easily be fixed with a few technology upgrades. Y

That climbing wall is SO TALL.
Noah H.

Solid Climbing Gym! They have especially cool, creative routes, and some awesome holds (which makes sense, since they started out as a Hold Manufacturing company). Their Bouldering routes skew a little more on the physically demanding (long and overhung) and exceptionally technical (on their Slab walls). But, seeing as that exactly what I've been craving, I loved it here :) From an aesthetic standpoint, this is an especially nice and well-kept gym, with tons of ceiling room and a lot of natural light. Most of their routes are ringed around one HUGE column in the center of the gym. Bouldering routes cover half of the column on the upper floor, while they have the tallest indoor rope routes I've ever seen running from a lower floor (on the back side of the column) to well above the Bouldering routes. Those rope areas are particularly nice, because they're backed by an entire wall of factory-size windows. I would throw in a caveat here, a lot of the other Climbers are friendly and nice, but there are large groups that do the make-up-your-own routes exercises and can take up huge chunks of the wall for 2-4 Climbers. They weren't awful or rude or anything, but they also were really hard to climb around for quite a while because they were going back to back without pausing. Nice bathrooms and a weight training area in the innards of the gym, but no showers or changing area aside from the bathrooms.

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Catherine C.

This ... this is a happy place. I could say it's a great gym, but it's more like an awesome adult playground where cool kids go to hang out. (What is it about rock climbing that generally attracts the most laid-back people?). The staff are upbeat, friendly, helpful, and most importantly, genuinely welcoming to newcomers. Michelle at the front desk is super nice and great at answering questions. The other climbers are sociable, and there's a neat sense of camaraderie here that isn't present everywhere you go to work out ... People who are taking a water break WILL watch you while you're on the bouldering wall, but you'll know they're rooting for you. I'd say it's a great place to meet people, if you're a gregarious sort of character yourself. As for the facility itself, there's not much to NOT love. A lot of bouldering space ranging from V0 to V12 with corners, overhangs and this weird, giant bulging bubble shape that I've watched a few gravity-defying individuals crawl across sideways. The lead climbing wall is multiple stories tall and looks terrifying. There are even six autobelays, which are a godsend for newbies and those wanting to scale greater heights solo. Those routes range from 5.7 to 11+. Even if you've never climbed using a harness before, a staff member can show you the ropes (har har), and you'll be ready to start climbing with the autobelay. Day passes are $15 without rental (shoes, chalk, harness etc.), but you can get a 10-visit punch pass for $120 ($180 for 10 visits + rental equipment). Basic memberships begin at $59 a month, and I believe they have student discounts for those. They also have regularly scheduled classes for you to learn rope skills, as well as other fitness classes like yoga. Oh, and the busiest times are after 5 p.m. on gloomy weather days. Have fun!

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Great staff, good sets, safe gym, this place has it all.

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Daniel and David know their stuff. More legit than anything I have ever seen.

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Great climbing gym, huge bouldering wall and a really tall lead wall with an arch. The members and staff are all friendly and helpful.

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Must bring your own ATC\Gre gre, if you plan to climb the belay ropes. Staff is good, lots of routes available (if you know how to top rope)

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