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5.0 (7 reviews)
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Denver Bouldering Club - Climbing at the DBC

Denver Bouldering Club

4.4(52 reviews)
17.9 km•Valverde, Southwest

This gym has the most community feel of any of the other gyms in Denver. Plus, the setting is…read morealways top notch - super consistent yet creative, and the styles vary gym by gym. I love that there are three locations in different parts of the metro area so you can switch it up depending on where you are. No matter what gym you go to, you'll find supportive climbers and awesome routesetting. Another plus is that they allow (actually, welcome) dogs - if you don't feel like climbing, there's always an ample amount of dogs you can play with instead, specifically at Central. They also host some great competitions where they'll donate to charities such as Heart and Soul, something I look forward to every year. The 24/7 membership pass is totally worth it - will you be climbing at 3 AM on a regular basis? Likely not. But, it's great for those with more flexible work schedules as they don't open until noon, so you can come in earlier in the mornings if you want, or a little after closing on weekends. Their guest pass policy is also very reasonable with a membership at one pass per month. I wouldn't say this gym is "fancy" like some of the more corporate gyms in the area, but there is always sold climbing and you feel more like family when you're here. The non-climbing gym part is also great, with top notch equipment.

Pretty cool climbing gym located slightly outside of downtown Denver in a somewhat unassuming…read morelocation. I'm pretty new to bouldering but starting to get into it. It definitely felt much more like a real community than other more corporate-like businesses I have been to and the prices felt fair. One of my favorite parts of DBC was that there were a bunch of dogs. The bouldering setup itself seemed well laid out and had a decent amount of options for beginners to experts (the ranking there goes from E to M to H). As a beginner, there were 4-5 for me to do which kept me busy enough. The weights area is pretty bare but I'm assuming most people go there for the bouldering and not to lift weights.

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Denver Bouldering Club - New climbing walls ready to go, built during the summer of 2012

New climbing walls ready to go, built during the summer of 2012

Denver Bouldering Club - New climbing walls ready to go, built during the summer of 2012

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Movement - Many large climbing areas

Movement

3.9(51 reviews)
22.2 km

No longer Earth Treks, but all the same quality and value you'd expect with Movement. And, it's…read morenice to have options with the many Movement locations. I've been climbing off and on for about 16 years and really appreciate the attention to detail that Movement offers. Staff are always super helpful. Events are plentiful and if you're wanting to up your game with classes, even learn to lead or belay, they've got you covered. And, nothing beats a clean gym. Bathrooms are really well kept and there are always plenty of locker and cubby spaces. I also appreciate the many lounging areas, both inside and outside of the climbing areas. The layout is well thought out and you don't really feel crowded despite having lots of folks in the gym with you. Membership has its perks for sure and the punch passes are another great option if you're getting your feet wet. Love this gym.

Of all the Movement climbing gyms in the Denver area, the location in Englewood is my favorite,…read moredespite not being the closest to my home. The facility is quite large and has more bouldering and climbing space than the other gyms. It also has a larger fitness area, including a dedicated room for fitness classes and a dedicated yoga room. Given the extra space they are able to offer more class options as well. Pricing reflects other gym franchises around the country - you get what you pay for with Movement IMO, if you choose to take advantage of the many membership benefits available to you (e.g. special events, gear discounts).

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Colorado Adventure Center - Whooooi!!!!

Colorado Adventure Center

4.6(235 reviews)
30.5 km

Asher and Ryan were very helpful and made this a very fun experience! The instructions were clear…read moreand as a group of 10, they were attentive to make sure we understood the rules and were safe. Would definitely recommend!

I rarely leave negative reviews, but I feel it's important to share my experience…read more My wife booked a zipline reservation for me and our family while we were visiting Colorado from Massachusetts. We were busy getting ready for the day when she booked the zip line and she was unaware of my current weight, and the online booking process did not require participant weights before payment. When we arrived, I was weighed before the tour began and was informed that I exceeded the maximum weight limit and could not participate. It was clear to the acting manager that I was not aware of the weight limit. I completely understand and respect that the weight limit is in place for safety. What disappointed me was how my request was handled afterward. I asked if the company would consider a goodwill refund since I was turned away before the activity even began and that I was not aware of the policy. I was told that my request would be emailed to the owners and that I would receive a response within two days. No one ever contacted me. I followed up after waiting 5 days and at that time was told the owners were away for the week. When I contacted the company again, Acting Manager Brandon told me that the email requesting the owners' review that he said he sent while we were there had never actually been sent. He also informed me that, despite the email never being sent as promised, the company would still be following its policy and would not refund my payment. I understand businesses have policies, and I respected the safety decision without argument. My disappointment is with the lack of follow-through and customer service. I was promised a response that never came, had to repeatedly follow up myself, and ultimately received a denial after being told the owners had never even received the original request. No response from the owners as promised and when I had to call again I was told by Brandon that the owners would be sticking to their policy and I could dispute it with my credit card company if that is what I wanted to do. When I asked for an email so that I could contact the owners I was told that was not possible. If you're considering booking, make absolutely certain every participant meets all requirements before purchasing. The company weighs participants upon arrival, and if someone is over the limit, don't expect a refund--even if the activity never begins and you are visiting from out of state. I respect the need for safety rules. Unfortunately, I cannot say the same about the way this situation was handled. What was most disappointing was the complete lack of willingness to consider the individual circumstances. Customer service isn't just about enforcing policies--it's also about recognizing when an honest mistake has occurred and exercising reasonable discretion. Despite the circumstances, there appeared to be no meaningful review of the situation and no consideration of a one-time exception. We visit Colorado every couple years and we will make sure to choose another company when looking for an adventure.

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Colorado Adventure Center - Ziplining!!!!

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