Always love me a rock climbing gym! The location is super convenient - right in south Tahoe. Was…read morethrilled to see a gym so close to my AirBnB. They have rope climbs and bouldering. A day session is $25 but they have a cheaper rate for certain drop in hrs so ask if you have flexibility. There is also a sauna which is lovely. The only downside is that it is very small. I went for bouldering only and it's one large room and that's it. It was fine for 1-2 sessions but if I'm a regular, I'd really want a bigger gym with more routes. That said, any rock climbing gym in the community is always a big big plus for me!

Nightlife in Tahoe? Climbing gym :)…read more I love checking out climbing gyms wherever I go, and I thought Blue Granite was pretty good! Disclaimer: this is only based on my one time experience here. The gym is located a bit of outskirts of town but since I stayed a bit out, it was only 5 mins drive. Super cute building sitting in a forest, small parking lot but I didn't have trouble finding parking. Workers are required to give you a tour of the gym and mine was very friendly and thorough. The gym has little touches here and there to make it special. There is a partner board where people leave their information and names, how cute is that? Also, I enjoyed browsing through the climbing artworks they displayed in the hallway. Lastly, I loved how they up-cycled ropes for bathroom curtains. The route settings are fun! Since the wall space is precious, the settings can be compact. Lots of different colors of holds to identify and read. I'd say the grading is somewhat on the same level of Movement gyms in the bay, so slightly harder than the touchstones. The vibe is chill and friendly, not super packed, kids aren't running around, I personally got tired of the music towards the end though, but that was it. I didn't get to try their yoga/Lyra/Dance classes, but it's so cool they offer those especially Lyra or Aerial classes which you may have to pay $40-$50 for in the Bay Area. Will definitely be back!

Wow, this is it!!! Amazing training center, for climbers, mountain athletes. And for people who…read morejust generally care to feel better. This climbing training center offers personalized fitness training, for mind, body and soul. Offers training programs for all ages, all fitness levels, to get you to a level that you never even thought you could get to.

Adventure Fit Dojo is an amazing place to train, connect with community and feel strong at your…read morefavorite sport.

Everyone is helpful and friendly. They were Easy to understand when explaining instructions. It was…read morea Very clean and fun atmosphere

I recently brought a group of about 10 kids here for my son's birthday. The facility itself is…read moreclean, fun, and the kids had a great time climbing. Unfortunately, the customer service was incredibly rude and unprofessional. Weeks in advance, I emailed management to book a spot for our large group. I was explicitly told via email that they don't take appointments and that it was first-come, first-served. Yet, when we arrived in the morning, the front desk staff was highly reluctant to let us in. They claimed a birthday party was starting around noon and told us we could only stay for 1.5 hours--even though I was paying full price for All-Day passes. When the staff member claimed this rule was clearly stated on their website, I asked her to show me. She couldn't find it. Instead, she dug up an outdated physical document that mentioned a 90-minute limit, but it listed a $25 price point rather than the current $30 rate posted online. It was obvious she was using old, irrelevant policy documents just to justify kicking us out early. Great facility, but the staff's dishonesty and poor attitude ruined what should have been a seamless celebration.

I haven't been a member at a regular gym in a couple of decades, so joining here has been a fun…read morechange. The equipment is fairly new and in good shape. There's a nice variety of dumbbells, barbells with three weightlifting stations, and two full rooms of lifting equipment. They also have a Body Pump room with kettlebells, jump boxes, TRX bands, and a great space for stretching. One of the big attractions is the climbing wall, and they also seem to offer fun camps for kids. Just note that renting the harness and shoes is an extra cost on top of your membership. The locker rooms were recently remodeled, but you wouldn't really know it. The facility still looks a bit dated and some areas could use repair. The vibe is good overall, and the staff is pleasant, although not quite as welcoming as I'm used to at other gyms. That said, I'm still glad to have High Altitude as a convenient neighborhood gym.

Love this place so much. Been coming here for a year already. Did like 6 week passes and then saw a…read moresweet promo with no initial down and had to take advantage. Ive been to plenty gyms and I'm mostly into resistance strength training, calisthenics, and swimming. Yes i tried the rock wall a few times and love it but i work so much so usually hit my basic lift routines to make work great. Live the towel service. Thats a nice privilege. Ive been to several gyms across many major cities in the house. Mostly commercial. This one has both family owned and commercial vibes. It can handle high volume with its variety and size. Then it can be slow and mellow at certain parts of the day. Never really had any issues except the time when someone was blowing up the stalls every morning and i asked if they had air fresheners spray and they said no management/owners don't really care about those things. Hmm maybe nobody has brought this issues to their attention then. Went out of my way at raleys and bought the air freshener myself and everybody was stoked so im glad they let me do that haha. There is one staff i keep catching though that never washes his hand after using the stall or urinal. I would tell the manager to talk to that guy without embarrassing him but i guess they dont have one at the moment and that's understandable. Hopefully they hire a great one here soon :) As a home gym i love the ambiance , price, location, equipment, classes and members. If the hours could be 5am - 10pm for the summer and winter that would be fantastic, at least for me.

As a disciplined gym pro that has visited several gyms throughout major cities, i do enjoy High…read moreAltitude Truckee as a home gym for its cleanliness and variety of workout equipment. People are very athletic here and that's encouraging. Yes sometimes the men's locker room is stinky during rush hour and its okay cuz i'll go first thing in the morning and i notice they have a nightly cleaner. Overall, the ambiance is great with appropriate background music. The only issues ever have been the dauna that broke down a couple months ago but that usually is common in high volume gyms, especially when the heater is abused. This is a tourist/transient town so im sure it's not the regulars that mistreat it. The sauna was really hot yesterday especially for its large size. I love the fact that there's a water bucket and ladle to keep the experience prime. Last Sunday sucked though because apparently they closed an hour earlier than their posted schedule. It's understandable as i do know they are looking for a new manager, says the ad they posted. I believe they'll get a solid manager soon maybe one that can help with both locations as i frequent the one in Incline way more. Thats a great location as well. Hardly ever any issues. The owners do great with both and i'm excited to see who the new manger is.

Pros: - the rack room is great…read more- good selection of new equipment - gym area is clean - cheapest gym option in truckee (but that's not saying much) Cons: - equipment/sauna repairs take forever - locker rooms not very clean/well maintained - employees consistently no-show, making the 6am opening extremely unreliable - management seems to prefer being combative with customers over trivial things rather than doing what makes sense (just put a dirty towel receptacle by the exit already) - WAY overpriced, ridiculous fees, horrible guest pass options, and arbitrary restrictions on membership benefits, even though you're paying full price (and then some) for said membership - they unapologetically jump on every opportunity they can to GOUGE you with extra fees, requirements, and irrelevant timelines to initiate/cancel, etc...and they seem almost proud to do so

I came here on Valentine's Day because my friend said he could get me in on his membership for the…read moreday. I've gone climbing only once before, but never at this facility. When I first walked in, I immediately noticed all of the natural light coming into the room. It really added to the outdoorsy ambiance. The employee at the front desk was super friendly and was quick to get me set up. As for equipment, grabbing shoes was easy (pulled them out of the storage cubes to the left of the front desk), and they provided a harness as well. I'm not sure if the staff normally does the walkthrough on tying a proper knot, since my friend and his friend did it for me. Nonetheless, I do like that they have that area separate from the main climbing area. Helps to take the pressure off a little bit if you're new. There seemed to be dozens of different climbing paths to choose from, with signs at the bottom indicating the level of difficulty. I found that particularly helpful since, as a newbie, everything looked hard. Also, the people I observed and interacted with on the floor were extremely friendly. Really great vibes coming from the community here. The pricing, based on information from my friend, seemed reasonable, since it included the gym and classes. However, I live in Elk Grove, so I probably will stick to visiting this place only now and then. Recommend giving it a try, though!

had a really good workout class here. My roommate and I went to do their strength class, but it got…read morecanceled last minute, so we pivoted to yoga. It ended up being sort of like a hot yoga since it was upstairs, but the instructor was really good. I was definitely sore the next day from it, which doesn't always happen with yoga classes.

First thing, I've been climbing at this gym for quite a while. I like going here specifically for…read moretop roping, since it's one of the best spots in Reno to top rope, and the bouldering is quite competitive. A big highlight for this gym is what they do for their members and the events they have. There is an online sign-up sheet on the website and a calendar that lets you know the free climb nights. There is a limit for free sign-ups (day pass) after the limit, it's a discounted price. Stop by on a free climb night check and see if rockclibing is a sport you want to pursue! Great staff and people always there to help and support .

I am not a climber but do have some punch passes to drop in. We have taken our daughter to do some…read moreof the bouldering and it's nice they have the levels for kids to start out with. She has also done a day camp prior and that was a great experience from a parent perspective. She overall had fun but was nervous since it was a new sport. I have used the exercise equipment as well, which is good but it can be busy because the focus are the climbing walls with the supplement. They offer group classes as well. I have not done them yet, but my plan is to do some of the Yoga. I like that they are community inclusive. There are different nights at the gym and there have been events where there are local vendors showcasing their products.

Probably one of the coolest things we've done in a while…read more Imagine an adult-sized playground with tons of things to climb on, rope bridges to walk across, and 100ft tall trees to conquer. That's the ropes course here. As we didn't come in a group, we paid $52 a person and honestly thought it was totally worth it. Luckily, not that many people signed up for the morning session and so aside from us and another couple that we were friends with, we only had to share the whole thing with a family of four. The guide is great about explaining the basics of belaying, calming fears, and yelling encouragement. Once you get the basic instructions, you're set free to go climb and all the various things (of which there are plenty). Our favorite was the 100ft tall tree with a gorgeous view at the top and the "leap of faith" where you jump of a 35ft stump to try and catch a trapeze 3 feet away. Overall, whether you're a climber or a newbie (which describes the two of us) it's a great time with lots of different level of challenges and certainly leaves you feeling like you've conquered the world.

I don't usually post reviews, but my experience last week gave me little choice. In my opinion,…read moremanagement could do a better job hiring staff. While some were certainly helpful and attentive, others were dismissive, unenthusiastic, and rude. One may reasonably expect this environment at a McDonald's, but I sincerely wished for more given the significant price.

My children attended their summer camp for a week and the staff/coaches were friendly, engaging and…read morevery knowledgeable. In addition to climbing, they have various activities throughout the week to keep the campers going back the next day. Highly recommended.

I went blind 9 years ago. But I'm an adrenaline junkie so I decided to go rock climbing for the…read morefirst time ever here. I had a great time! The staff was very friendly and patient with me. I forgot the gentleman's name that was helping me, but he really took the time to help describe things to me since I can't see anymore. He didn't rush me or rush explaining things... He was wonderful and I really appreciate how well I was treated there! I plan on going back again!

This was my first and probably my last time doing this hike. It's really beautiful The river and…read morethe waterfall is pretty cool. If you go all the way to the top of the waterfall and then go beyond it for about a mile or so you come to a gorgeous lake. However, this is a strenuous hike. Lots and lots of rock, climbing, and at times I just felt exhausted and I wasn't even sure that I wanted to complete it. I'm glad I did, but I probably won't do it again. The only downfall other than it just being strenuous is that the hike and trail itself is not well marked.

Great hike, not very difficult unless you want to climb all the way up which isn't even necessary…read moreto enjoy the falls, but be mindful of slippery rocks especially if wet. Easy to find secluded spots for bathing. Water is cold! remember it is all melted snow runoff. This is the largest waterfall in the Tahoe area. You may view the Cascade falls near the base, or hike on up to Horsetail. Parking costs $10. unless you have a federal permit, which is available for sale, for seniors, and free for the disabled. We went in late July and the water was gushing nicely, and the weather was fine even though it rained a bit that day.