Guildford with 86 rope lines, both lead and top rope, and its extensive bouldering wall is one of…read morethe leading climbing walls in the world. Sutton is the newest and most exciting bouldering wall that we know of, with hundreds or routes with something for everyone, also housing a fantastic caving adventure experience ideally suited for children. So - young or not so young, male or female, big or small, fit or a couch potato - come and enjoy the total thrill of climbing at Craggy Island to get fit and of course, to climb to new heights!

Highly recommend this place. The staff are really really nice and chilled and there's a really fun…read moread friendly atmosphere. The cafe is nice too - they sell a variety of smoothies, paninis, fruit and granola type bars. They sometimes have some hot soup and jacket potatoes too. Great when you've been climbing for a few hours and are hungry. Great for climbers, families and children's birthday parties too. Definitely family friendly. Only down-side is that they aren't too good for parking - you might have to go back to the main road to find a space.

A great climbing wall. I never go here as much as i should do. I think it's because it's always…read morequite busy. If you are a member of the brookes gym, you get a discount. Otherwise it costs about £5 to climb (no time limit). A great place to meet climbers and also, a bunch of trips are planned by the people on this wall to Wales, Scotland, Pennines etc. So if you are looking to go on a climbing trip, it's worth rocking down here and meeting some people.

Went to the wall today it has had a complete revamp and an extension…read more It is now a fantastic facility the extra space has made climbing on those busy nights more pleasurable. The new bouldering is now top class no more waiting to do the grey wall (although I now miss it) there is now great climbing everywhere. It now cost £7 to get in which is a bit steep but there is a 12 entry pass which is good value. also great job on the paint job it now looks cool.

I've been climbing at Reading for a while now after doing one of their beginner courses - always…read moreloved the place. Recently you can tell they've been investing a lot in the centre, with new equipment and bit more thought going into how to use the space (for lockers, seating etc) which is all welcome. There's now 4 auto-belays and they've just recently revamped the boulder area with almost entirely new holds and a different grade colour system (so watch out for that!). Whilst I don't have kids myself I would definitely say that RCC is a great place for kids and families, there's often a lot of kids climbing, either through the academies or as part of birthday parties etc. The on-site cafe, Ground Up (nice food + coffee btw), has rejigged its seating recently which has improved things a lot. Also it has a new floor and now a water fountain, which I'm sure the cafe's staff are relieved about! All in all I'd definitely recommend RCC to anyone who's in the area and has an existing interest in climbing or fancies giving it ago.

The Climbing Centre is great. It is massive, and the best for miles around. The routes get changed…read moreregularly to keep you interested. They do birthday parties, and have a great cafe (Ground Up Cafe), which is rare for a climbing centre. The one thing that could be improved are the prices - although they have a bit of a monopoly in this area, so it is expected!

As a climber in Oxford, I was excited to learn that the university has its own bouldering wall…read more However, 'Iffley', as it is fondly known, is one which you will either love or hate. Unlike most modern walls, which have screw-on or bolted resin holds, Iffley is a brick wall with inserts of what feels like real rock, postioned in numbered tiles along the wall. It's 2-3 metres high, so is for bouldering only, but you need to provide your own mats for safe landing. Only members of the University Mountaineering Club are allowed to use the wall, and they have access to some club mats, but if you're not a member, it's still good fun to go and watch people doing bizarre gymnastic moves on teeny holds. The holds are numbered and there's a guidebook with graded problems, which consist of sequences of numbers. These range from traverses to awkward sit-starts, to dynos and even more inventive moves involving the roof beams and nearby door frames! The holds are rather unusual, including some metal bits and some vital chips in the brickwork. Don't even think of trying to smear, as the wall is polished to death. The place has a great atmosphere if there are a few people down there, and it overlooks the hall where hardy people can be seen waving martial arts sticks around or performing aerial stunts on trampolines. The main problem is that the wall is simply the wall of a corridor, so climbers and other sports centre users can get in each others' way. It can be quite awkward to watch climbers, but there's often a Pilates ball or a pile of gym mats to sit on. A very different experience from climbing at Brookes and well worth a go if you're a member, or a look if you're not. Before you turn your nose up at it, just remember that Johnny Dawes has climbed here.

Haven't got in yet how can I tell you what I think when I have not had the chance to use the app…read morethis question should come much later when I have had the chance to use the app and it will be easier to form an option, thank you

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