Awesome place to climb. Good setters. Welcoming for all and not too expensive…read more I think there are enough climbs. If they get more members maybe they could add a new set 2x a week instead of 1 but I think there's enough projects to work on. Was able to meet and climb with others so felt it was welcoming and inviting place and not too crowded

Toprock Climbing adds this small, but significant dimension to climbing that most other climbing…read moregyms don't have: supportive strangers / community. Whenever anyone new, (or seasoned!), is climbing at the gym, people will spectate and cheer you on. Whether it's an easy climb or a hard climb, everyone respects that everyone has their own individual struggles, and everyone is always cheering for you. It's definitely a community worth visiting!

Spontaneously decided to rock climb with some friends as a fun activity on a Sunday afternoon. We…read moreare complete novices to climbing. We were intimidated by the reviews about how crowded Basecamp Queen W is, so we decided to come down to the east end to check out Rock On as the reviews made it seem much chiller. When we arrived the staff asked us if we had climbed before, and because we hadn't, he gave us a lesson on safety tips (how to fall correctly) as well as how to locate/navigate the different holds. After a useful hands-on demonstration we were off to try some climbs. We worked our way around to all the climbs VB, V0 and V1 level (some successfully topped, some not) and had a lot of adrenaline pumping fun. Overall we were very scared to try rock climbing for the first time but we felt like we were in good hands with the staff here. On a Sunday afternoon it was also not very busy so we had a lot of time to try the same climbs over and over, and didn't have to wait much. I would definitely recommend for any beginner, and it looked like there were some advanced climbers as well!

This is a smaller bouldering place but you know what they say, good things come in small packages…read more Despite the smaller area, they maximize their use of the area. They have some very easy problems, but also some difficult ones. In addition to that, they have a weight area and a yoga studio. What's great about the place is that if you go before 4 pm on weekdays or the last two hours of the day, it's less than $20 incl. shoes and chalk rentals. I'll definitely be back.

Super awesome place with super cool staff. I came here with kids and we had a total blast. We spend…read morefour hours climbing walls and boxing and just having fun. Me and the kids loved it! Will be back!

I had a really great time at Up The Bloc! This is one of the many gyms that is affiliated with the…read moredifferent Rock Oasis Gyms and Joe's Rockheads. If you have previously filled out a waiver of these gyms semi-recently, they should be able to find you in the system so you don't have to do it again. This is one of their newer offerings and it shows! The gym is really shiny and new, the holds still quite abrasive on the skin if you rub them the wrong way haha. I thought the set up was quite grand - two huge walls that go from the front of the gym all the way to the back. They were able to work in overhangs and slab problems well across the walls. Everything felt seamless and the problems were interesting. They have some branded merch at the front which is great if you forgot any of your work out clothes at home. They also have a selection of shoes, chalk bags, and accessories. Interestingly they have lip balm that is themed by the different sister gyms. The change rooms here are sort of co-ed. There are lockers back here and changerooms that are single stalls kind of like you would see at a clothing store with cloth curtains. There is also a sink here which is communal. The parking was a tad difficult because there was a wedding going on at a banquet hall that shares the lot. There's also a church there with a lot of reserved parking. Make sure that you check for any reserved signs so you don't get towed!

Came here to use a Groupon that I bought in January, $30 for 2 ppl for a 2 hr slot + intro session…read moreincluding shoe rental. It was our first time bouldering and we were at our physical worst (lmao thanks to covid) to do this activity. Still, it was a lot of fun and a great introduction to bouldering. I'd definitely recommend for people looking to try something challenging and new. We signed the waiver and booked our slot online (the booking system only allowed us to book 3 days in advance, for time slots of 12-2pm, 3-5pm, and 6-8pm). Since it was our first time, we had a quick 5-10 min intro session on how to climb, helped us find climbing shoes that fit, explained the colour coding, and how to safely jump down from the wall. The staff were nice and gave us tips and tricks for trying the different levels. After that, they left us to climb on our own. The facility was bright and clean, with good air flow, mats for people to jump down to, and lots of space between us and the other people climbing. The gym is colour coded (the tape, not the rocks) and we completed all the beginner/yellow ones and just a couple of the next level/orange ones. There is a lot of variety and challenge for advanced climbers, not so much for beginners, but we really didn't have the energy/endurance to get that far so it was alright. When we went, most people present seemed to be advanced/experienced climbers. It was really interesting watching them attempt the harder climbs and seeing what they did to complete them. For the average person, they make it seem easy, but when you do it yourself, it's far far harder than it looks. Personally, while I understood the technique from watching, executing it was a completely different story. Originally, we were worried a 2 hr slot during Covid (previously the Groupon was a day pass I believe) wouldn't be enough time, but it was. It's such a challenging physical activity, my friend and I were both exhausted by the end of it. After our first climb, we were a bit surprised how much muscle/arm strength it took to hoist ourselves up there. By the end, our fingers were throbbing, hands rough, and after getting home, our muscles were sore for a couple days after. Since like 90% of the walls are slanted/angled, when we reached a problem we couldn't figure out on the wall, we had to jump down since it was too tiring to hang around on it. The slanted walls made the climbs much more challenging than a straight wall, since for some climbs you're at an angle where gravity is pulling you back and you need muscle strength just to keep yourself on the wall, let alone move to the next rock. For newbies interested in coming here, I'd say definitely bring more water than you think you need, conserve your energy, take breaks, and know your limits. I think people who regularly work out (especially their arms/fingers) would likely have an easier time, since the activity takes a lot of finger strength, but even for beginners, it was a lot of fun trying something new - I enjoyed the problem solving/activity aspect to bouldering, which made it a fun way to exercise.

Routes are not bad but the gym is rather small. The one in Etobicoke is way better than this one.read more

Solid gym(s), Tons of toprope and lead, even more…read morebouldering. The smaller location is tiny, but still holds the title of best gym in Toronto.

Really disappointed with Hub Climbing Mississauga. The Kilter Board hydraulics have been down for…read moreabout 2-3 months now, and there's been little to no clear communication or timeline for when it'll actually be fixed. That's a major feature of the gym, and a big reason why a lot of people go there. It's frustrating to keep paying full price when equipment like this isn't available for such a long time. Maintenance issues happen, but this has gone on way too long without proper updates or solutions. Definitely expected better. The setting team also lacks the ability to consistently set a high volume of climbs. They recently started setting 2/3 of a wall instead of the entire thing. The prices aren't worth this type of effort they're producing considering that Hub Climbing is on one of the higher ends of pricing.

The gym is pretty spacious with tall walls. More top ropes…read morethan boulders. A lot of creative and challenge routes!

Could climbing facility's but awful service by young white male…read more I recommend if your their ask someone else to help you. I was doing a party and he was rude to one of my sons friends for being chatty, making him go to the back of the line and saying he wasn't doing everything right not offering how to help, he was also rude to another of my sons friends for not being able to climb the ninja wall very well. I believe his name was Nick. If your their I recommend getting someone else to help you. I don't know if I'm going to come back and am very frustrated! I sincerely hope he is talkin to or fired!

A fun-filled rock climbing facility with friendly and helpful staff! It was our first visit at…read moreAlt. Rock and we had lots of fun. The facility was nice and clean. They also have a gym at the back. We'll be coming back again!

My friends and I wanted to try a new activity in the area. We heard of this new place opening up…read moreand decided to check it out. This is called bouldering, so rock climbing without a harness. The harness is available for people who want it (young and old), however you are only able to do some obstacles, as the harnesses can't be on all the walls. This is a completely new facility. You have to sign a waiver when you first climb here. This was my first experience with climbing and I do not have very good upper body strength, however this shouldn't stop you!!! The walls are labeled with levels of difficulty, and you work your way up gradually based on your comfort level. There are shoes available for rent here, as well as locker, and chalk. There is plenty of room to store your personal belongings on shelves. You can also bring your own lock so that you do not have to rent a lock. You are given a quick tour on your first day and also shown how to fall safely. There are thick mats under all the walls, however it is important to follow the falling instructions to prevent injury. As a first time climber, I was nervous at first (because heights aren't my thing) but after a few easy climbs, I really got into it. Expect to be very sore the next day if this is your first time! You will be using muscles you have never used before. I saw people of all ages and skill level. There were even children as young as 7 years of age. There are definitely more challenging walls that even expert climbers will find difficult. I really enjoyed this experience and can't wait to return! Get out there and climb! :)

You can find this bouldering-only gym tucked away on a Cameron Street. There's a Green P parking…read moregarage to the side which is paid and also an underground parkin garage that is attached to the building that Basecamp is in. You enter through a shared entrance with the rest of the building that faces Cameron Street. There is Basecamp signage and decaling on the glass. Once you're inside, the gym is to the left. The gym is two levels on the inside. The top floor is the reception area where you can sign in and there are some snacks, refrigerated drinks, and some stuff like chalk for sale. As with most gyms, there are touchscreen tablets where you must fill out a waiver before you can start climbing. You can also fill out the waiver ahead of time online via their website. This is what we did. Make sure you also verify through the email they send you after you've signed up online or you won't show up in their system and they'll have to manually find you. Once you're all good with payment, you go downstairs to where the walls are located. The restrooms downstairs are all gender washrooms. Nearby are also lockers where you need to bring your own locks, a hanging rack for jackets, and an area for shoes. The bouldering area is not that large. You can see the back wall of the place from the entrance to the bouldering area. Their walls are a little higher so there are ample down climbs to help you get back down. I think this place is a little newer as it feels like some of the walls and the holds still have a lot of texture on it. I did wind up with a scrape or two. It's sort of small so you have to be mindful of crossing paths with other climbers. There was a lot of waiting. They do have a lot of cubbies that double as seating in the climbing area so you can chill while you wait. Other fun points - dogs are allowed here and we saw a few dogs that were hanging out!