My mom and I thought this would be a great addition to our mother/daughter vacation. And we were…read moreright! We both are scared of heights and were nervous but excited! You can repeat the lower obstacles the whole time if you don't want to advance farther up. I love a challenge so I went as high as I could with the time given! I wasn't able to complete all of them since I was helping to pry my mom off one of the poles. Once I talked her through the obstacles, she was able to do it again even faster! The folks working there were patient and kind. It was beautiful weather and this was a highlight to our vacation! Besides the straps, they provide hats and a glove to help protect your hands. I recommend using a GOPro!

Had an amazing time with the family. I am normally very afraid of heights and notorious for my…read morelack of balance but was able to challenge myself. The guides were great and gave thorough instructions and kept us entertained with their sense of humor. I will definitely love to come back and enjoy the course again!!

After walking in a counter boy yelled at us to come over. After watching an onboarding video, the…read morecounter boy was engaged in a Pokemon game another counter boy was playing at the front desk. He was more interested in the game than finishing up with us. The kids had a great time but the customer service is horrible. Like a bunch of 12 year olds running the place.

The gym looked decent, but they have an insanely restrictive lead climbing policy. You'd expect to…read morebe able to show up, pay for a day pass, take a lead certification test, then go climb. Unlike all other climb gyms in the world, that's not how this process works at Climb. There's no walk in certs. You have to make an appointment, sometimes a week in advance for a Tuesday or Thursday time slot. The test itself is supposedly 45 minutes. There was a competition here hosting some of the best youth climbers in the country. They lead climbed in the gym for 2 days. After the comp was over, and once the gym opened up to the public, the kids were not allowed to get back on the walls to climb the routes that were set for them. Why? Because they weren't certified to lead in the gym. That's weird because they were just in your gym climbing those exact routes with the blessing of your management who organized the event, but OK, let's get them certified. Sorry, you have to make an appointment for next week. Next week? There are tons of people working here. None of them can certify these kids who traveled from out of state? No. It actually defies logic.

I am on a climbing team and I go to High Point for climbing practice and love it. It is clean and…read moreyou can also rent gear. The staff is really nice and friendly. There are so many different climbing level options to choose from. You can also buy stuff from there like harnesses, ATC's, Gregory's, climbing shoes, ropes, chalk bags and chalk. I would recommend them highly. Lilly - age 11

I like this location bc the employees are friendly and willing to work with clients…read more The music is generally fun and not annoying. The climbers all are super friendly and I've noticed how the experienced climbers don't hesitate to show new climbers how to work a problem. It's typically freezing for the spectators, so have them be prepared. They have gear for sale which is nice in case you need to grab new gear.

This is by far the best High Point and it has been so fun picking up this new hobby over the past…read morefew months if you are in need of a new hobby I would recommend trying high point and rock climbing as a whole 5/5 stars would recommend

Disappointed that High Point doesn't allow someone with prior climbing experience to just get a…read morequick refresher prior to using the facility. It's not hard to remember with a quick review. Plus they don't let you know upfront (prior to paying) about that policy. Otherwise, it would've been a nice facility to try. Also, it would be nice to have an area for kids between the ages of 10-14 to boulder. The younger kids area is too simple for those taller kids.

Over priced for kids. 12 and older priced as adults. Most walls are 14 and up. Several "climbers"…read morethere shirtless and made my boys feel uncomfortable. It has a few kid walls but the price doesn't justify what's available. If you legit climb it's your place. If you are looking to take the kids on a rainy day, it's a waste of time.

From the owner: High Point Climbing And Fitness in Cleveland, Tennessee, offers a premier indoor bouldering…read moreexperience complemented by a vibrant, family-friendly atmosphere. Bouldering-Focused Facility Spanning 14,000 square feet, the Cleveland location is dedicated primarily to bouldering, featuring a diverse array of climbing problems suitable for all skill levels. The facility includes state-of-the-art training tools such as adjustable Kilter and Tension Boards, catering to both beginners and seasoned climbers aiming to enhance their technique and strength. Exceptional Kid Zone Designed with young adventurers in mind, the Kid Zone provides an engaging and safe environment for children to explore climbing. The area features colorful walls and creative routes that are both fun and challenging, making it an ideal spot for kids to develop their climbing skills. Youth Programs and Events High Point Cleveland offers a variety of programs tailored for young climbers, including: Climbing Clubs & Teams: Structured programs for ages 6–18 to develop skills and foster a sense of community. Rock Climbing Camps: Seasonal camps for children aged 5–14, focusing on climbing techniques, equipment usage, and team-building activities. Birthday Parties & Group Events: Customizable packages that include guided climbing activities, ensuring a memorable experience for all participants.

Stopped by here during a work trip to get a quick afternoon workout from climbing in...completely…read moreunprepared: forgot my gear at home (another state away lol). Luckily the staff was friendly and helpful with getting me set up with a (comfy Petzel!) rental harness and shoes. Check in and cash out was quick & easy. With the auto belay system for several routes of varying difficulty (I was able to do several within my skill range - 5.6 - 5.8) and attempt a couple of 5.9s) you could easily spend a few hours here even solo. I just had an hour but mission accomplished: several climbs fully completed, a couple attempted, and a good workout to break up hours of work travel. The gym was clean, the climbs were interesting, and the helpful staff was appreciated. Will definitely visit while traveling through again!

Lots of wall space for beginners or advanced climbers. You can wear your own shoes or rent them…read more You can rent harnesses and chalk bags, too! Clean and well lit.

TBA is a great bouldering gym, with a laid back vibe and friendly employees. The problems are…read morechanged regularly and well marked for the various abilities. It's been around for more than 20yrs and now that the neighborhood has been revitalized, there is so much to do before or after a good climbing session!

Looking for a good workout??? I found one. I bought a day pass on Groupon and brought my hubby…read moreand two kids along for something a little different. Boy were we in for a challenge. The space is very relaxed and patronized by those who enjoy this climbing exercise...or exercise in general. My kids had a ball as they stepped up for the challenge themselves. We will be adding this to our routine when considering a family outing.

It's okay, no chalk Not much for beginners…read moreBut will let you climb if you come in close to closing which was nice of them.

As an experienced (but not that great...) climber this place is amazing. Lots of challenging…read moreproblems requiring different techniques to complete. The rating system could use a little tinkering imo. There seems to be a big jump in difficultly between some of the colors which was a little disheartening and I was a little offended by the names assigned to the different skill levels when I went. The space here is huge. Good sized bouldering area with no climbing boulder in the middle. This allows you to see the whole climbing area which is different and I'm sure it makes it a great venue for bouldering competitions. There is a really really nice advanced climbing area with a large spray wall and a few techie boards like a Moon board and Kilter board. I wish I had these in my local gym and this is definitely the nicest training area I've seen in any gym so far. There is a decent sized weight training area with free weights. The restrooms are pretty nice as well. Beside the normal restroom things you will also see showers, a changing area, and even a little area made to wash your feet. I didn't get to explore the Ninja area but it did look pretty realistic, challenging and fun. The people who work here are nice and helpful; I regret not spending more time talking to them and gaining some climbing wisdom. All in all this place is catered to upcoming and experienced climbers. A little surprised to see no top or lead climbing with a gym of this size. If I was new at climbing I might find this gym to be a bit challenging.

LOL --- this is my first "non-food" review, but this place is so beautiful --- it needs to be…read moreshared! I was looking for somewhere beautiful to get a panorama of Chattanooga (+ more) from an awesome vantage point, and I found this spot on Google. It's a bit of a winding drive to eventually arrive to the site, and when you do, parking is extremely limited. It's either you got luck or God on your side, to park right where the "rock" is, but I was very fortunate. The steps are very large and irregular getting to the actual "site", and if you are not fit --- just go slow. However, once you arrive --- it's like heaven. A view from the heavens overseeing the Tennessee River Gorge, Prentice Cooper State Forest, and valleys. Spending 20-30 minutes after getting up their will clear your mind. A view that you should not pass up!

This trail was a bit more challenging than others we've done. For context, I enjoy long hikes on…read morerelatively flat, well-defined paths--l'm not a hardcore hiker. So, from my perspective, I'd rate this as a moderately difficult hike. The trail is about 3.5 miles round trip and took us around 2 hours, not including the time we spent enjoying the view at the top. The summit is absolutely worth the effort-the view is breathtaking. Be sure to bring plenty of water. Thankfully, the trail has lots of shade, which helped keep us cool and protected from the sun.

Went in April 2026 and had a blast! The kayaking guides,…read moreTara and Eddie, are amazing. Such a beautiful aura with thrse 2. Easy to talk with, engaging and informative. They made my first trip to Burgess Falls amazing. I love their pink theme and the story behind their mascot. The meeting area is easy to find by GPS and there's signs as you get close. Small parking area. After going over the rules, we get on their bus to get to the destination. Kayak training is provided and then you're off. They encouraged us to enjoy the experience and take our time. We never felt rushed. Free to explore at your own leisure. The kayaking part was easy and not taxing. Wildlife present to see. Once you get close to the falls you have to walk about 10 minutes to the falls. Very rocky area. Make sure you have good shoes. I wore water shoes and I'd recommendjust wearing sneakers or those good for trails that you don't mind getting wet because I felt everything in those water shoes. Lol. They had their own challenge of keeping the area clean by collecting trash rhat you can participate in if you wished. At the falls - you got to kayak around or stand in the water and/or under the falls and Tara will take pics of you that she'll later send for free. Amazing shots. Breathtaking falls. It was a blast and refreshing! Once you return back to the starting point they have their own portable potties that you can use and a shed to change your clothes in. Plus, personal care items are available for use. There is a small gift shop too. Everything about the experience was professional from start to finish! I highly recommend you take this tour!

I'm convinced Tara & Eddie do this just to make friends, spread joy, and have an amazing time. I…read morebooked this as a solo adventure for my birthday. Everyone else came with a group and as we were taking off, Eddie said we're all going to leave here friends. I brushed it off thinking nothing of it until I was sitting on a rock sharing a pb&j with an 83 year old named Ruth. I had a blast, a birthday I'll never forget. The price is stellar - comes with a shuttle to the launch pad, kayak rentals with all of the nicknacks, drinks, pictures, and a history lesson!!! I still haven't stopped talking about it and I went in September. I'll be back with friends! Eddie & Tara are such down to earth people. You can tell this is a passion of theirs and they truly value your safety. PS don't cheap out on shoes.