WHAT IS ROCK CLIMBING?
Rock climbing can seem intimidating, at first. For many, it quickly becomes one of their life’s great passions. No worries. Our community is here to help you on your journey from getting started, to finding partners, to navigating our routes, to becoming the strongest version of yourself.

Our bouldering area is always open for climbing, member or not. The Wave Wall (pictured) offers a flat surface for lots of routes friendly to beginners and those looking to stay closer to the ground. 

Whether you've tried rock climbing before or you're a first timer - we promise we have a route for you and you won't regret it! 

WHEN ARE WE OPEN?
Unlike our obstacle areas, our rock climbing area does not close for classes. That means it is always open to come in and try it out. 

Open Hours:
Monday: 11-7:30p
Tuesday: 11-9p
​Wednesday: 11-7:30p
Thursday: 11-9p
Friday: 11-9p
Saturday & Sunday:11-6p

DO WE OFFER CLASSES?
We absolutely do! For those new to bouldering- these Rock Climbing 101 classes are offered for young people of all levels to learn the ins and outs of climbing safely and effectively. From day one, our programs foster a love of both climbing and the mental and physical challenges climbing can present. Over time, the journey progresses to focus on technical skills, physical conditioning, and teamwork.


Our Climbing Coach, Leo has been climbing since he was a child and is excited to introduce others to such a great sport.
Youth classes are limited to small groups of 5 so please sign up to secure your spot.
Fridays
345-430p 6-8
445-530p 9-12
545-630p Adults

JUST A BIT OF SAFETY
Bouldering is super fun.. But it can also be dangerous and has many risks associated with it. Highly-attentive adult supervision is crucial for the safety of youth and other climbers. Here are a few tips:
  • Stay safe. Treat walking through climbing areas like crossing a busy street. Look both ways--plus up!--and proceed with caution. Avoid cutting closely around sharp corners or underneath overhangs, and inspect all the walls around you. Never stand, sit, or walk in an area where another climber could fall.
  • Never climb above, below, or near another climber.
  • No running, yelling, roughhousing, horseplay or gymnastics (flips, cartwheels, handstands, etc).
  • Climbing shoes make climbing much easier and should be snug without being painful. Climbing in regular street shoes or bare feet is not allowed.
  • Have questions about bouldering, the facility, or safety? Ask our staff — we are here to help.