I love this place. It's affordable, but more important to me is that every single staff member I had contact was kind and helpful. That means so much. I've been to other gyms that were filled with self-important climbing snobs who can hardly be bothered to speak to their customers. That is not the case with Climb Tulsa. Love this place. Memberships are priced fairly and offer great value. Thanks, CT! read more

This is a fun outing option! I'm not the type to rock climb, but my friends loved it. It's reasonably priced for a day pass with equipment to just try it out. And my friends made it the top first try, so they got some kind of free class if they go back. They have good selection of ability level options. Staff were friendly to point everything out and explain it all well. It was very busy on a Saturday afternoon. I could see how an annual pass would be worth the money if you were really into it. read more

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Fun gym to go to for rock climbing! My wife and I like to go here for bouldering (rock climbing without ropes or harnesses), which is a tiring but rewarding full-body work out. There are various bouldering routes (known as problems using the V system/scale from low to high numbers) that are friendly to beginner and intermediate level climbers, and there are harder routes for more advanced level climbers. The staff members are very friendly and treat all guests with respect. The course instructors also give helpful advice that can improve your skills. Prices are very affordable whether you get a day pass, membership pass, or shoe/chalk/gear rentals. It's also kid and family friendly with group deals available. Definitely worth checking out! read more

We are here again at Climb Tulsa for my son's 7th week in his course and practice. The teaching/coaching staff are very patient with the students. It doesn't matter the age of the climb student. Everyone is treated with integrity, patience, and trust. I am very glad my son took this course for his climbing interests. If you want to connect with like minded folks or enjoy the thrill of climbing, this is the place to do that. They also have memberships and day passes. You can rent or buy your climbing gear. I recommend give it a try... they also offer yoga for membership, which is included. read more

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Really cool place to learn about climbing. The kiddos love coming here and showing off how good they've become at climbing. I'm glad Tulsa has something like this! read more

Wanted to belay for nieces and nephews. British bloke jumped to test. When I told I needed instruction, offered a class for $20. I accepted. But he didn't do anything. Waited 5 minutes said I couldn't join the class and told me I wouldn't be able to belay or take the class. Poor customer service masked by a fake British accent pretending to be proper. read more

Had a great time here, very easy for first timers and it's also affordable. Friendly staff ensures that I come back any time I am in town.

With spring break right around the corner Climb Tulsa is a great option for parents seeking activities for your children. What I liked most about Climb Tulsa spring break class options was that they offered options for 13 + ages which is TOUGH to come by in the area. My son really enjoyed the first session, I enrolled him for an additional day. He spent 4 hours each day there, the climb gear, instructions, snacks were provided, and most importantly the environment was safe. I greatly appreciate the the staff for taking the time to offer classes during Spring Break; I highly recommend!! read more

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I went to climb Tulsa for my first time! Everyone was kind and helpful and they secured me tightly so I wouldn't fall. Since it was my first time, I was a little scared at first, but as I did it it made me more confident to go higher and I knew I was strapped on tightly. The reason why I say this is because at another place that had rock climbing they didn't secure me well and I was frightened to even drop down! 100% recommend it, I also love how they have a place for children to climb and if they fall, they have mats on the bottom just in case they were high up! read more

Really nice climbing gym staff is really helpful and know what there talking about. There's a nice bouldering area upstairs and they change about 1/3 of them out each week so you have 3 weeks to try all of the boulders on the new area. They also have a nice top rope and lead climbing area along with a few auto belays they switch these around the same amount as the bouldering area. In addition to that they also have a speed climbing area and a nice training area with about 8 different hangboards as well as a moon board and a campus board. And for beginners they have a nice area upstairs with some auto belays and some rock textured areas. They also have a nice store in the front where they sell harness's, climbing shoes books and just other climbing stuff In general. Overall a really nice climbing gym would definitely recommend. read more

Climb Tulsa - Sick bouldering area - Gyms Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

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Great place. Very nice staff and lots of fun with my kids and family. Joined as a member after using a day pass

I like the place but group of kids is a turn off and makes me leave. The place isnt that big to have those large groups of kids running around. read more

I visited climb Tulsa the other day. My daughter was the one who was doing the climbing. The facility was clean and the staff was friendly. They tell you that you shouldn't walk under climbers or be in their "space". For safety reasons. Well I guess rules don't Apply to everyone. I noticed a climber had brought her little one. While she was climbing the wall, her little one was crawling all over the place including underneath climbers and in their landing space. So I went to the desk and mentioned it to the staff. His reply "Oh, ok let me check because there is a couple of people we allow to have their little ones here. Because they are regulars." Then went and looked and said "oh she's fine she's one of them who we allow." So if you are a regular I guess you get special treatment even if that is putting a little one in dangers way. read more

This gym is rad. I love climbing here and chatting with all the friendly staff. There's a nice weight lifting area if you want to pump the iron, and a lovely yoga studio if you're looking to add a little peace and flexibility to your life. Keep it up Climb Tulsa! read more

This was my first time rock climbing. And man! Was it great! I went there for a school field trip, and in our 3-hour time slot, I had reached the top on a 5.8 and a 5.9. One thing that I would add if I could, would be a victory button at the top of the wall. It is affordable, even with all the equipment included. All of the employees are kind, observant to make sure that everyone is safe while having fun, and overall amazing! The button would be my only consideration! The best school field trip experience I have ever had! Thank you guys at Climb Tulsa for making my first rock climbing experience something that I will remember for the rest of my life! read more

Coming from New Heights, this place exceeded all my expectations. It's challenging, GIANT compared to the old facility. It has yoga, weights, training walls and equipment, an entire bouldering upstairs, showers, lockers, events, the list goes on. The staff is nice and friendly with a few super knowledgeable anchors that have been there a while. The facility is just outstanding, it changes frequently in rotations and varies in difficulty. Quite a nice, new, place. Because it's so nice, the prices have jumped as high as the top rope walls. Without a good membership, this can hurt the wallet if you want to climb often. Even then, the memberships are expensive. If you can afford it, this place is well worth the money with its extra incentives with the memberships. read more

I'm from Dallas, TX and maybe we do rock climbing differently at gyms, but they told us we could not climb with belays or ropes until we took a week course, learn all the knots, etc at their gym and took a series of tests. We were only visiting for 3 days, so we didn't have a week for that. In DFW, you just have to sign a waiver and all the ropes are already set up to be belayed with and they just do a 3 min refresher... So we had to boulder, which we hate. The walls weren't that great, maybe if you were belaying or lead climbing cause they are tall, but for bouldering it sucked. Too limited. read more

Been climbing here for about a year now off and on. Place never feels crowded. Routes are switched up pretty regularly. Not sure about the post about not being able to top rope without a week long course. If you have experince it takes only 10 mins to show u know how to tie figure eight and how to belay. Best part: its heated and air conditioned! read more

I first came to what used to be called New Heights back in college. I had no idea what I was doing but it didn't take long for me to realize climbing was going to become part of my life. Fast forward many years and I'm back in Tulsa and a member of Climb Tulsa. The community here is unlike any I've seen at other climbing gyms across the country. While the footprint of the gym may be small the heart and soul is huge and the with the new Climb Tulsa facility underway it's only going to get better. For those not familiar with climbing gyms the staff is incredibly helpful and offer a variety of options to get you started... day pass, bouldering, ropes course, gear rental etc.. If you want to change up your workout routine, seek out a new challenge or just see what the whole climbing thing is all about then give Climb Tulsa a try! read more

I hate gyms, but this is an exception. This is a way to get your body moving, learn a new skill, get into shape and not even feel like it. You look forward to getting stronger, being able to learn a harder route. When you join, it's a monthly fee for membership. You can boulder as much as you want but in order to top rope, you need to take a belay class which I 100% agree that it's necessary. It takes 10 minutes if you've climbed before and if not- they are great at showing you the ropes. (Terrible pun) The routes change often which can be a good things and a bad thing. If you don't get often enough and are working on a problem, it might not be there when you go back. If you go really often, it helps because you don't get bored. I only hate how far out of the way it is. I had a membership for over a year but had to cancel because taking the time to get out there, warm up, climb, and come back took a lot out of my evenings. **Want to have a fun place for a kids party that's a little different then video games, have a small group here. Encourage kids to climb when they don't have fear and it helps them to want to be active. read more

Website listed is wrong: Just thought I'd point it out. It's newheightsrockgym.com (The "rock" was left out on the Yelp page for them.) :) read more

Came with ten kids ages 6-18 and everyone had a great time. The manager was helpful and a few took a basic belay class from Rachel?(thin blond) which was excellent! Come early it gets crowded but super good experience. read more

Its a great gym to climb at. They need to expand though. Its been the same for top rope, for the past 10 years. A few things have changed (more in bouldering). The only thing I have against the gym is the day pass for climbing. I think its a little pricy which probably keeps those who really want to climb, out. However once you learn to climb, you end up with your own gear and can get a membership which is extremely cheap for a climbing gym. The staff is very professional. I have been climbing there off and on for the past 10 years and am glad how it is. I would love an expansion for the top rope area though. read more

These guys are awesome! They are really experienced at climbing and have a lot of great tips to help you out. I had so much fun!

Went here today for my girlfriends birthday and we had a blast. The staff was great and seemed to really care about the customers. It didn't look like much from the outside but once we got inside we could tell it was going to rock. I will be going back for sure. read more

This is the first time to go to a bouldering gym. It is a great place for beginners and experienced. The staff is very knowledgeable and friendly. If I was more devoted to climbing I would have a membership, but since I go twice a year it didn't make since. read more

I am a new climber and this place is fantastic. Caleb helped us out our first time and did our belay course (about 45 mins) and I haven't stopped climbing. At first I was using the day pass because I didn't want to commit to a monthly membership right away. It only took about 2 weeks before I realized how friendly and fun the staff and all the members are. If you're on the wall and trying to figure out your first move, the more experienced climbers have no problems helping you work through it. I have met someone new every time I've been. It's definitely worth the membership! read more

Good gym, great community of climbers. I came to New Heights because some people from work suggested it might be fun to try and got hooked fast. I'm not sure how Kate had the experience she described. Like most gyms, New Heights requires you pass a belay test to belay others on the walls. Pretty important when you've got someone's safety in your hands. I didn't have experience climbing my first visit, but my friends had passed the test, so I could climb the walls, just not belay. It was AWESOME! and I found the staff and regulars at the gym to be incredibly welcoming and generous in sharing advice. Later, I took their top rope safety course to learn to belay. It was a couple of hours and gave me the information I needed to feel confident to keep a partner safe on the walls. I'm pretty sure that if you have experience belaying, you can ask the staff to test you on belay and skip the course. Call to be sure--staff are really nice people. You may have a bit of a wait if the gym is busy with a kid's birthday party, but they'll do their best. Lots of times, the staff would connect a new climber with some regulars so that they could climb, practice belaying, and meet other Tulsa climbers. New Heights is also a great place to start if you want to climb outside. In the past, they've organized some trips to Horseshoe Canyon Ranch in Arkansas so that new climbers could get some outdoor climbing experience and to connect new folks and more experienced people. Hope they'll keep doing that, but ask around the gym, and you're sure to find people who are headed out to climb. Day passes are not cheap, but if you go and find yourself hooked, the membership is a great deal. It pays for itself if you go more than a few times in a month. Climbing is a great workout, a great way to relax with something entirely different than your day to day work. It's a new challenge each time, and I'm grateful to the people I met at New Heights for showing me that. If I were in Tulsa still, I'd definitely go again. Give it a try! read more

This place is great!!! Who ever built this place are a couple of studs!! I love the staff and even Caleb is pretty great. Can't wait till the next time I'm there to rope up and throw down!! read more