Very nice bouldering gym! I turned up and everyone spoke English, both the staff and other patrons…read morewere very nice. Very well organized. Good variety of problems, different levels of difficulty, incline angles etc. I am already planning on returning for a second visit! Plus only 10 euros for a day pass!

From the owner: Nous appartenons au territoire de Nation Paris, ses histoires, ses visages, ses mouvements et…read moremétissages. Nous sommes grimpeurs de blocparks, lieux d'escalade de bloc, et lieux de vie locale : restaurants, bars, soirées ... Arkose Nation se développe avec ses partenaires locaux. Les meilleurs fournisseurs pour vous servir des produits bons et sains issus d'une agriculture raisonée. Les viandes sont d'origine française, le poulet est fermier élevé en plein air, le poisson est pêché sur les côtes françaises, les charcuteries et fromages sont produits par des artisans passionnés et engagés, les fruits et légumes proviennent d'île-de-France. Les vins sont natures, cultivés en biodynamie ou bio. Les bières sélectionnées ont le bon goût d'être brassées dans le coin. Notre chef souriant et éclectique révèle ces richesses par sa cuisine de terroir métissé.

A welcome addition to the area!…read more Housed in an industrial park, this climbing gym, restaurant, and shop provide a hip oasis for those in the know. The climbers here are top caliber, I am not, but I love watching them while enjoying a fancy coffee or a fresh juice smoothie. Climbing classes start for four year olds. My husband works out in the regular gym and enjoys the sauna during class. The shop is filled with North Face, Pategonia, and equivalent French brands. On top of all this the ambiance is really nice, some would say American, plenty of space, light, great tunes, warm welcome ... The only negative here is the industrial push-button showers that pulse cold-hot. But that is minor, and anyway, just try to find otherwise in France. All in all a great find that has changed our lifestyle here for the better.

From the owner: Salle d'escalade / Restaurant Sauna / Hammam & Salle de…read moremusculation Ecole d'escalade Tous niveaux (débutants à confirmés) Activité Escalade dès 3 ans

From the owner: Burgers B'O, Pizzas du Chef, Carte variée. Et pour faire une pause dans la journée, carte de thés…read moreet cafés, jus de fruits frais pressés, et une grande variété de bières.

We were on our way to a food tour by sacre coeur. We had some time to burn. I looked for a beer bar…read morein the area but not many came up. We walked by and the place looked clean and modern. We saw the menu and lots of craft beer! We went inside and it didnt disappoint. Thomas served us and was super cool and nice. It was refreshing since alot of our experience w service in Paris has been indifferent by the servers. On a side note, in the rock climbing in the back. Its a way cool concept!

Smallish bouldering gym that makes good use of its space. The setting seemed good, particularly…read morewith how they used volumes. The pads were very nice to land on. Plus, they have a moon board. Good locker room with showers and sauna. Inexpensive day pass. That said, they only allow liquid chalk, the walls are especially rough (presumably the cause of the blood stains on the walls), walls aren't really steep, and there's no real equipment/space for complete training (e.g., antagonist). And it is smallish. Good in a pinch. I wouldn't want it to be my regular training space though. The restaurant seemed cool. Can't speak it though.

This place has it all! It is the epitome of French and climbing culture all smashed into one!…read more Being a huge tourist, it was a little bit difficult to find, since, like all other climbing gyms on earth, it's in a industrial area with little to no signage. However, it was worth the trek from central Paris. Usually, I have three things on my mind - Food, coffee, and climbing. This place had all three!!! Speaking moderately bad French, the staff were exceedingly helpful to get me signed up for a day pass. They explained everything very well! I got a coffee and proceeded to try to pay before my climb, but it was more or less an honor system... very laissez-faire! Evidently you pay after climbing? Who knows?!?! I just asked to pay before I left. The bouldering was really really nice. The routes are on the moderate scale, and definitely doable! I liked the smaller nooks, were the peering eyes of the day crowd (all men somehow) could not see. Saying that though, they were all gentlemanly and made me feel welcome and not creepy! A plus for climbing ladies! I'm not sure if it's a French thing or if the space wasn't large enough, but instead of sitting on the floor, most of the guys sat in chairs and sofas aligned next to the routes, but off of the mats. I also loved the treadmills and the traversal walk they had upstairs. It seems like they re set often since they were re doing some routes as o was leaving. I hope to be back one day!!!

I come here at least once a week to boulder. If you come at the right time you can have plenty of…read moreroom to play around on new problems. They're constantly changing them which is good! Sometimes they run low on chalk but if you're that committed you probably bring your own bag. The food is pretty damn good and the beer is legit crafty! The vibe at this place is preferable to the Nation gym because it feels less competitive. The staff for the most part is friendly :) Climb on