I'm a beginner and haven't been rock climbing in a very long time. The staff was very friendly and helped me get set up and understand everything I needed to do. There were 2 walls that were very beginner friendly, and several other, more challenging options. I went on a Sunday at the beginning of their non-member hours and it was nice that it wasn't crowded. There was no need to wait in lines to climb read more

I took two of my older grandsons (they are both 11) climbing. Since I'm not a climber but my daughter is, she joined and brought my 20 month grandson. I was so grateful for Eric. He was incredibly helpful and worked with the boys. The gym isn't huge but it was a great first experience for them. They also have a ropes course that the boys and my daughter really enjoyed! They don't have that option at her regular gym. I highly recommend this place! read more

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Amazing family owned business!!!! Our 9 year old loves it-- and we do too! Great for kids and adults! I saw adults, teens and a 5 year old climbing all the way to the top! Great for a family outing, or to bring friends! Our 9yr old has a punch card we use every time we need an outing and we can bring friends using the card! They have 5 climbing walls with self-belay, bouldering wall, a neat ropes course, classes, summer camp, Everyone is always friendly! Highly recommend! read more

Climb Woodlands - 2021 Summer Camp schedule - Rock Climbing Near Me - Magnolia, Texas

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When you look at it outside it looks small, but it was so fun. It has ropes course ,free climbing, and the rock wall. It's small but so much fun. I recommend it. read more

While this gym is a little smaller than others I have been to, the staff makes this the best climbing gym I have been to. They are all kind, helpful, and welcoming. Eric is always willing to belay my daughter for me, and is so kind and patient with her - taking the time to teach her how to tie knots and about climbing. The coaches are amazing as well and she has learned so much in such a short time from them! I highly recommend this climbing gym read more

This facility is an amazing family owned and operated location. It is noteworthy to add that this facility has undergone new ownership and the one star review that can be viewed is while this facility was being ran under different management.. We found this location using a Google search and when compared to the other local options, it was easy to choose where we would go. We were not disappointed. From the initial sign up to the thorough orientation, there was no uncertainty that the employees are knowledgeable and have the skills to teach even a first time climber. The communication and customer service are extraordinary. The facility is well organized and the teachers are great. They offer numerous preview areas inside the gym for spectators and have wifi for a parent looking to multitask while their little climber is learning. I would highly recommend trying this facility read more

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This place is very small. Mostly beginner routes. If you're out of town and looking for a quick workout it may be for you but inSpire has way more to offer for roughly the same price. read more

CLIMB is a combination rock climbing gym, bouldering gym, and obstacle course. Tickets are a bit pricey ~$30 for everything, but it is a unique experience! The rock climbing portion is smaller than other gyms that only have rock climbing, but they do have 5 belay wall options. I dragged my fiance out here because I don't know of any other gyms that have a combination rock climbing and obstacle course. If you have a fear of heights, be mentally prepared for the obstacle course. It is about 30 ft up in the air! The gym is located in the suburbs, so expect a lot of teens and kids, especially during the summer. read more

CLIMB is very kid-friendly. We were here during a busy weekday afternoon during the holidays and were the only adults climbing. We still had a great time, but had to wait a bit for the kids to leave first. The rock climbing portion is smaller than other gyms I have been to. I do like the combination rock climbing + ropes course admission. Tickets were $27. If you've never been to a ropes course before, some of those obstacles were terrifying. Bring your courage! Also be prepared for a great upper body workout! read more

I brought my 12 year old daughter and her friend to try CLIMB Woodlands. The first thing that impressed me was how clean and brand new everything was. All equipment in tip top shape. The employee Jared was polite and very patient with my daughter and her friend. He took the time to teach the girls how to tie the ropes and how to belay each other. They jumped from bouldering to rock climbing to the ropes course. He kept a close eye on them making sure to assist whenever he was needed. It's a very safe environment and the owners have done a great job hiring and training their help to be spectacular. I would recommend this to every age group as there is something for everyone. My daughter can't wait to come back and climb again. read more

CLIMB is excellent- I have been to INSPIRE as well and prefer the atmosphere of CLIMB. My two friends and I have purchased two months of memberships and plan to renew for July. I have also started bringing an additional friend who is now hooked. I plan on taking my two young boys soon-I'm sure they'll love it being that climb is kid friendly. read more

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Soooooo great. Literally going back today. Good price, and not too crowded! Just how we like it :)

Below is an email that I sent to Climb on their website the afternoon of our visit there. I have not received a response so I am posting it here. I think this is a safety issue that needs to be addressed. Yesterday (7/17), I brought my kids and a few friends to Climb at 11 a.m. After filling out all of the waivers, we waited for the kids to get harnessed. The girl that checked us in handed them all harnesses and them verbally told them how to get in them. Now mind you the kids were all in their early teens, but they had no idea what hole was for what limb. Another girl showed up and helped a couple of the kids with their harnesses. I asked the first one to check them to make sure they were good. After that they gave them helmets and the kids wanted to do the ropes course first. The girl that checked us in (I think Emma or Emmy) showed them how to navigate the harness around the course and then all 5 started up the course. I was focusing on all of them going up that I didn't even notice at first that there wasn't a staff member anywhere in sight except someone on the opposite side where the rock wall was doing repairs or something. I was shocked that the area would be left unattended. A few minutes later both staff girls came back into the area. The kids went through all of the obstacles, but while one of the boys was crossing the cylinder shaped swinging logs, his harness fell down to his ankles. He was extremely scared completing the course and overcoming that fear, but then his harness came down and he was shaking so hard. One of the girls climbed up and tried to get the harness back on him. She was having a difficult time because the logs were swinging. The first girl just stood there and watched. I asked her if there was anyone that we could get to help. She just shook her head and said it would be fine. I repeatedly asked if there was someone else she could get to help and she just watched what was happening above her. I was extremely scared because the harness was at his ankles and even after she pulled it up, the log would sway and it would drop before she could tighten it back up. Another adult female climber that was up there at the same time came over and helped steady the log that the staff member was on so that she could get my son's friend's harness back on securely. After that the boys came down and the one that was not secured took a few minutes to calm himself. The idea of this place is great and I would love to bring my kids and their friends back, but I am extremely upset at the lack of training and importance put on safety at a facility that should have safety first drilled into the employees brains. It's like I was supposed to know how tight the harness was supposed to be and check it myself since the staff members weren't going through and making sure each one was tight and secure. Then when they left the area/room all together while the kids were up on the course and then finally one of their harnesses coming off. Not sure what would have happened had that other adult climber not been up there to assist since there wasn't anyone else at Climb that was there to help. I am not sure who checks these messages, but I am concerned about the safety of others that come through here and hopes this comes to the attention of management or an owner so that some additional training can be given to the very young staff people that are left there responsible for your customers safety. read more

Here visiting with family and had a great time! Employees were very nice, friendly and helpful! Great place for kids and adults to go!

We took a ClimbFit class which was a nice change of pace mixing climbing with some body-weight circuit exercises. Great physical and confidence-building exercise. Steve was great and paced the class according to each individual in the class. read more

This place is amazing! The perfect place to learn how to climb or just have fun. One of my friends is actually using this place to hone his skills for the American Ninja Warrier competition. read more