Loved this park. It was very unique in that it originally was a rock quarry. They turned this area…read moreinto a rock climbing area. There are also picnic tables and a picnic shelter. We hiked one of the trails. It was about one mile up and the one mile down. The ones we went on had nice switchbacks to the climb wasn't extreme. I thought the signage was a little confusing at first. There was a very unique play ground. We had no children with us so I don't know how a child would like it but it looked like it would be fun. We had to drive about an hour to get there but I will definitely go back sometime.

Great parking area with bathrooms. Incredibly well-marked trails. Beautiful place for a hike.read more

I live in Winston Salem and I've been to this climbing gym 4 times already. This is the best…read morefacility in the area by far. There are lots of auto-belays if you want to come by your self. There are a lot of top rope routes, lead climbing area, and bouldering. The second floor has shorter climbs with an outdoor area, a skill training area, and 2 smaller rooms with more climbs and some easier bouldering. There's also a regular gym area, yoga room and a cafe that serves drinks, including alcohol (only after climbing). I was new to climbing and this gym is the best to strengthen my skills. The climbs go down to 5.7's. They have shoes, harnesses, belay devices, and chalk for rent. There's been an on-going groupon for this place (1 or 2 people) and there are special nights like date night and ladies nights for discounts. If you are new to the gym, you have to watch an orientation video and they show you around before you get started. Only complaint: My sister took me to the Greensboro gym the first time and taught me how to do top rope climbing so I passed the top rope/belay test when I got there. We took another friend here and was showing how to do top rope and they discouraged us from teaching him which we thought was weird. They said if he didn't know how to climb top rope he should spend the money and take a class there. It's kind of bizarre because the Greensboro gym goes through a small orientation with you and basically goes through the basics of top rope climbing with you without making you pay them for a class.

Nice gym overall, a little on the smaller side but good tall walls with toprope, autobelay, and…read morelead for the ropes folks. Bouldering section is small but can spend a good hour or two in the area. I am glad they switched over from color/circuit grading to the V scale. Lunch passes are only good for a year, don't forget. @azfitfoodfun

Such a fun place to go! I took my brother for some bonding and fun for him, he's constantly working…read moreso hard so I forced him to take a day for fun. They have sweet, easy zip lines and fun rope ladders, all very safe I might add. I have been on some serious ones in Mexico ( I'll get to those later ) We had a fun afternoon, made a new Facebook friend and enjoyed seeing my brother laugh and smile.

They were open until four and it was 2pm and the door was locked and no one was there, it could've…read morebeen a family emergency or something.

Fun for a ten year old to an experienced climber. Clean and the floors were soft!…read moreGood temperature inside. Lighting met obvious needs.

Did a small group lesson with Stewart on their First week back open. Not only was the lesson…read moreamazing but he was encouraging, exciting and overall very friendly. I've paid more at other rock climbing gyms for a fraction of what I got here. The gym itself is small but there are several paths that are challenging and exciting. I would highly recommend the outdoor wall as it is an adrenaline rush and super satisfying once you complete it. I will come back next time i'm in town!

Our party of 6 did both the rock walls (Boone) and the half day rock climbing adventure in Foscoe…read more Ryan and Jenny run a terrific operation. The climbing wall is a great place to start and very affordable. We all enjoyed it! Carter and Eli were our guides to the REAL thing, they were very experienced, we felt super safe. They pushed us all and made the trip an incredible memory for ages 9-56.

I wanted to take two of my grandsons on an outside top rope climbing experience while we were in…read moreBoone, NC. Andrew was our guide and the experience was better than I could ever had hoped for. Andrew pays close attention to all the safety aspects of climbing yet made it completely fun for them and encouraged them all the way. I have done guided climbs with other climbing outfits, mostly in CA, and this was the best experience I have had over 20+ years. Thank you! I highly recommend Rock Dimensions and their guide Andrew! Darrell K. Danville, CA

If you like the outdoors and some big rocks and cliffs, come check out this State Park. The park…read moreis one of the cooler State parks in North Carolina that I have had the pleasure of experiencing. I am a mountain type of person and I am really glad that public access has been provided to these cliffs and this Area. Rumbling Bald park host several great hiking trails through massive boulder fields and spectacular hardwood forests. The main draw for the park has to be for Bouldering and Rock Climbing. While hiking or walking through the woods in the winter/spring it is certain you'll see lots of people climbing up and down rocks. Thanks to the park staff for creating a viable parking lot for the park too. When you come here make sure to try and park as closely together as you can. It can get packed on the weekends. Also, don't double park or block anyone, or else you'll get a ticket. I really hope they access can be opened to the other cliff areas around the lake, like Ghost Town and the Darkside, which are currently closed.. 1 suggestion is to avoid this place in the summer, as it turns into a oven with the south-facing rocks, and there is poison ivy all over the place. Go enjoy the outdoor wander around some rocks.

This park is perfect for climbers and bouldering. The hike during the summer months does not…read moreprovide views unless you're willing to do a little climbing to escape the canopy. However, it's a beautiful trail, and I would bet full of views in the winter.

Great place. Nice staff! Spent hours having fun!! Staff showed us everything we needed to know to…read morehave safe fun time!

Definitely a gem in the area. I'm grateful I stumbled on it when I took the back way out of my…read moreneighborhood. To have this type of rock climbing facility is incredible and in our small rural area. About 20 minutes from downtown Greenville, it's in the Blue Ridge area of Taylors. Inside is incredible. All different challenges and climbing wall paths. We could easy stay for hours with all ages. Additionally special yoga classes on Monday and Wednesday are up my ally. Whether you want the kids to wear out some energy or just a fun date, I highly recommend it!

Good choice for rock climbing! We stopped here while visiting Charlotte and had a great time. Inner…read morePeaks offers bouldering, autobelay, top rope belay, and lead climbing with ample labelled routes. We were particularly impressed by the bouldering area. The prices are reasonable and comparable to other climbing facilities. Day pass is $24 plus $9 for rental shoes and harness. The employees are welcoming and emphasize safety. The bathrooms needed some attention and restocking, which was a minor concern. Overall, we enjoyed our experience here and recommend Inner Peaks to others!

check out my climbs @azfitfoodfun…read more Good facility with something for everyone. I primarily boulder and am always able to spend a couple hours here when I visit. I try to come every couple months so the routes have been changed out! Retail section up front is great and the fitness area is solid too. They offer yoga. Parking here is tough during peak times.

Not kid friendly. It's more of a fitness workout gym for teens and adults. Wasted money to find…read morethis out after about 10 minutes.

A heads up from the get-go, this is not a rope-based climbing gym. They're in a warehouse without…read morehigh ceilings so top rope and course setting including clip-in points is not a thing here. There is another place in Boone for that, though admittedly their hours are much shorter. I was happy to find this place open on a Saturday evening until 10pm. There's plenty of wall space if there are just a few climbers here but I bet it can easily get crowded. There is lots of other equipment for cross training, but most of it is quite dated. Like something your dad or uncle had in their garage in their teens and 20s. A rusted fan-bike and nylon wrapped, thin foam padded bench. There's a cool "moon board" on the opposite side of the gym at a 40 degree angle. I personally have a hard enough time climbing vertical walls though. There are some rings and balls suspended from the ceiling for you to impress your friends or yourself with some gymnastics level moves. And of course lots of fingerboard options. Normally a Saturday would be packed I bet but I came in during an event elsewhere in town that was specifically popular with the climbing types. So I basically had the gym to myself. At a price of $14 (I brought my own shoes and chalk, not sure if they rent them) it was in line with the gym back home in Charlotte. There's a waiver process that will take you a few minutes to complete. The bathrooms are large and there's a relatively limited amount of cubby space to put your stuff. The hand holds felt tight and I didn't find a single spinner. I was able to clear all of their V0s, most of their V1s and one of their V2s. As you can see I'm barely a bouldering beginner but I will say these seemed to fall in line with my expectation for difficulty. Lastly, the music choice for the evening I was there was not kid friendly and not really to my liking. I imagine it would be different on crowded days or if children were here. All considered though, I would definitely come back.

Our trip was an afternoon float down the Watauga River, which was a very tame stretch of water,…read moreclean and cold. We had two adults and a couple of young boys (8 and 11), and the guides were good sports with the splashy-splashy and the water gun distractions during the slow parts. There's a rock outcrop just after the put-in, and we stopped and jumped off. This is a no-frills rafting operation, and I really appreciated that. The focus is on getting you to the launch point, helping you enjoy your trip down the river, and then getting you back to your car. (I think they also offer a morning trip that includes lunch, and maybe an all-day rafting option.) They're not trying to make money with add-ons like gear and accessories you don't need (although they do sell water and those sunglasses strap thingies). The raft and the oars were of good quality and in great shape, so no worries there. The vests did have a bit of a funk to them, but nothing that got in the way of enjoying the trip. They even took some photos with their waterproof camera as we floated down the river and then shared them with us online for free. I can't guarantee that you'll also get this treatment, but it was refreshing to get a few nice shots of our day for no extra charge. You can tell that these guys enjoy what they are doing. Just the kind of small business I'm happy to spend my dollars with. Safe and fun, without any surprise fees.

Grant you have an awesome TEAM. It was a delight to meet the best FEMALE GUIDES EVER - Racheal and…read moreJess. we had a blast with Racheal and you will see us again. What a very experienced and professional group. Stay blessed and NEVER QUIT COL BEN & Griselle Mitchell , Angel and Gizelle !!! Stay Safe