Our last stop on a 10 day climbing trip all over Texas, Az and Nm and this one was top three for…read moresure. About 55ft lead walls with great overhang and slab routes! Loved everything I climbed today and staff was super nice and very climbercore! Clean and welcoming facility and I liked the training/workout areas too

Best climbing gym I've been to in the US. Climbs are amazing and employees are so kindread more

When you walk in you are in awe of the magnitude of all the climbing walls in this massive space…read more It is so bright and cheerful. There are walls of different climbing ability. Some have smaller gaps of grabs for smaller children and people. There is a procedure to putting in the harness and gear. They have lots of staff on hand to help out. My 2 grandchildren went to camp here this week. They really enjoyed getting to meet other children and practice skills that they already had learned here on prior visits. My only complaint was a really bossy camp leader who constantly picked on one of my grandkids when she was only doing what she was instructed to do. I overheard him bad mouthing her to other staff and within earshot of my self and other patrons. This was unnecessary and unprofessional. I would hope that he checks his huge ego when he goes to work here in the future.

Great Staff, Clean Gym, wonderful free kids climbing area WITH a slide!(the other location does not…read morehave a slide). I 100% recommend this gym and all their programs for climbers young and old. My kids at 3 and 6 Love this place! Pro tip: Their annual gym sign up discount is in October each year!

I took the basic belay class as someone brand new to climbing with ropes. It was awesome. Highly…read morerecommend. I learned so much in 4 weeks and feel so much more confident and equipped to climb and belay others. It was a wonderful class and my instructor Dane was patient, kind, encouraging, and a wonderful guide. One week Dane was on vacation and Andre stepped in and he was wonderful too. I'd recommend this class to any new climber who wants to learn to belay and climb.

We took our kids-- who had zero experience-- here on a whim. They could not have been nicer and our…read morekids had a great day. Super fun.

The current manager is well informed, helpful and has his files in order. We appreciate the…read moreprofessionalism beyond words.

Price is fair, but the equipment is outdated. There is an individual named Gilbert there that is…read morevery hard to work with. We rented a grill and cleaned it out. When we took it back he said we need to park in the front, walk in, check in, then drive to the back. He also told me the grill wasn't clean enough. So after I cleaned it again, literally didn't do anything to it, I looked at the other grills which were filthy! As long as I don't have to deal with Gilbert I'll be back.

The experience was horrible. The people working the front had their heads down looking at their…read morephones. They didn't offer us the tour of the gym like the description said. The teacher did not come and introduce herself to the new kids. There was no assistant on standby when the teacher tended to others. She gave insufficient directions. I observed her assigning them a section, but she didn't stick around to guide them on their form or assure their safety when they were instructed to climb high. She was gone for a minimum of 10 minutes every time and she tended to older kids, and no one checked on that group. I finally told someone in the front and he briefly assisted them. I told the "teacher" that a station was hard for the kids (they can't reach, they need help) and she walked away after promising to help them. The same teacher went to the front, looked at me, then began talking to other people working the front and then THEY began looking at me. It was uncomfortable and unprofessional of them and they refuse to see that. These "certified" instructors have no experience working with small children without effective training. I know they will shrug this off and call me a "Karen", but they don't see it from the perspective of a parent when they see a child climbing high on the bars on a wall with no one to spot them. They just punch in and punch out in their jobs, so they have no regard for the business. I hope the CEO is proud of them.

A friend of mine posted that they came here with their kids and when I saw the photos, we had to…read morecheck it out for ourselves. We needed to get our kids out for some fun so we went today. We made reservations online for a convenient time for us to come up from Rio Rancho. We walked in and my kids faces lit up. They were so excited. What was great for our family was there was a "Tykes" course (under 48") that my 2 year old could play on. It was challenging and perfect for her. Employees were kind and helped my kids go from wall to ropes anytime they needed. Covid safe practices and cleaning seemed effective. Hand sanitizers all over and they even sprayed the bottoms of their shoes. We will be back often I'm sure!! Thank you for a great time. I

I am so happy we found this spot! With Covid-19 changing everything this place is safe, fun and…read moreaffordable for the whole family! We drove up from Albuquerque and it was well worth it. 2 hours of physical exercise for my kids and no screens allowed! It was amazing, the staff was wonderful and worth the time! We will definitely be back again!

A challenging hike, but absolutely worth it!…read more When we went, the parking area had some construction going on, but it was still usable. There are several trails that start from the lot, so it will be used. The construction seems to be to connect this trailhead area to the nearby nature preserve society buildings and educational area. Which, by the way, is the closest restroom facilities. For those that need it... The trail is pretty easy to follow, though at the beginning, I was checking the photo I took of the trails and the AllTrails map. There were a couple confusing and unmarked on maps forks, or small dry creek beds or other areas that look like possible trails. And since part of the Picacho Peak trail is along or in a dry creek bed...it can be a little confusing. But once past that, the trails are pretty clear and well marked. It is challenging. It is in a higher elevation than I am generally used to, and even higher again from Albuquerque. And then you are climbing up a dang mountain. Take your time if you need to, bring more water than you think you'll need, bring snacks for energy at the top of the mountain. And enjoy!! The trail was neat and pretty well-maintained. The views are wonderful! And the other folks who will also make this trek are friendly and kind. Very glad we did it!

The views are so worth the sweat! Trails aren't well marked at trailhead, but gets better as you go…read morealong. Moderate to hard effort and you need to pack ample water. Highly recommend this beautiful hike.

To get the one teeny bit negative part out of the way, the temperature of the spring is not as hot…read moreor warm as I'd expected. The lower spring is lukewarm at best. The top spring is much warmer. The little cave in the top one was clear and even warmer. The drive and hike to the spring was very beautiful!

Came here when the Jemez springs were already packed 2 mins after they opened. This was MUCH…read morebetter. They're not hot by any means, but warm and soothing. A beautiful drive up the mountain... a short hike up to the springs... and peaceful quiet. The top pool is warmer and clearer than the lower. The water is so clear. Hardly any trash or evidence of people, which is nice. Definitely would come back again.

Beginning from the parking area off Carlito Springs Road, this trail heads steadily uphill via…read moreCarlito Springs Loop Trail. The main highlight of this trail is the tranquil freshwater springs. There are also some lovely views, looking out across the nearby neighborhoods to the distant mountains. In spring, this area is a great place to see a variety of different wildflowers in bloom. The three springs are for visual pleasure only and are covered in algae. It gives a nice surreal feel to them and we got great pictures. It was still cool when we set off, took us 60 years olds 40 mins with stops to catch our breath. At the top you can continue on the 1.8 loop back to the car park. We retraced our steps coming down and it was not even 20 mins.

Unique and pretty hiking spot close to ABQ. The hike itself is pretty easy, so good for beginners…read more My husband carried our 3 month old twins while hiking, without any problems. We also passed a good number of families and pups. The spring itself has signs that say for viewing only- so be sure to stay clear of the springs. Although it'd be nice to dip our feet in I'm glad they are prioritizing the springs itself.