Beautiful scenery! Son and I had a great time. Will visit again. Everything well kept.read more

Great small county park. Lot of climbing opportunities. Took our 2 grand daughters. They had a…read moregreat time climbing over and under the rocks. About a 3 hour drive from Atlanta but worth the drive to get them outside and away from technology

This is just an awesome space in general. When you first come in, they will get you all set up at…read morethe registers to the right. All the forms you need to sign (note: do them on-line before you go to save time when you get there) as well as your harness and climbing shoes. If it's your first tine or you're a seasoned veteran they have something for all experience levels. They also have a safety basics they review with you if you're new. They have a party room in back, so it also makes for a great Birthday Party or work team building. Looking forward to warmer weather so we can rent the stand up paddle boards and try that out. Good fun for everyone, add this to you're things to try out next time you're looking fir something fun and a little bit different. Also, if you end up loving it, check out the family memberships they offer.

My first experience with climbing was here at Gadrock. Ive been back several times and I have a…read moreblast each time. There are all skill levels from what I call the "bunny slopes" easy to the extremely hard, like you better have muscles in your fingertips kind of climbing. But don't fear - there is no judgement, even the best will fall from time to time, and the staff is always happy to help and will get you hooked up and started. This is all ages fun too. Take the kids for sure! The auto balay (I think it's called) is all I have tried. You're harness is hooked to the rope which will catch you as soon as your body weight starts to pull on it. Once you realize how secure you are, you will be comfortable and feel safe even jumping off when you reach the very top! It's a little scary the first time but trust me that goes away quick! Don't be misled by the word "micro" gym. Since they opened they keep adding and changing the routes so you're not going to be bored. I have always been afraid to try paddle boarding but with a great day rate of $35 (all day climbing, 2 hrs paddle boarding on Lake Gadsden) I'm feeling more confident to try that next when it warms up! Also they have all kinds of classes and activities (sunset on the river, hello!) too. Check out the website and see more information; and as previously stated you can go ahead and fill the waiver out and save a few minutes at the door. Www.climbgadrock.com Side note. The name is on point! There are many who call Gadsden "Gadrock" & for a cool, fun climbing center here I don't think you could have chosen a better name!

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.

We only did the zip line which were two short zip lines that took about four minutes and it cost…read more$70 so we're not a big fan maybe they're better at the other things they do

Absolutely had the best time rappelling. Our group of four was guided carefully through the steps…read morewe had to take. We we're able to go down twice. The guides we're all very helpful and funny. It was a great new experience.

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.

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.

Hard to say what a normal day here is like, as I went on the first Saturday of the NCAA football…read moreseason. I wouldn't have minded a few more overhanging boulder routes that aren't above the V0/V1 skill level. As a once-in-a-while climber, there wasn't much beyond the traverse wall and the vertical routes that were within my ability. Also, they don't use conventional ratings.

Loved this gym. Guest day pass is $16. Valid for the entire day, for both b2 and first Ave. Best…read moreplace for beginners and advanced climbers as well. Not very crowded. Has restroom and showers.

We held our son's 10th birthday here this weekend and it was a really great time and we definitely…read moremade a good choice. We had the first party of the day which was great, as the gym wasn't super crowded. The party room was a good size with huge windows that overlooked the kids side of the climbing gym. It easily accommodated 12ish kids, parents and family. It included a full size fridge/freezer, ice machine, and kitchenette. Cutlery and paper products were included. I would definitely recommend bringing table cloths. We bought some and then forgot, whoops. Our party host was Dawson, and he was a phenomenal guy. Super helpful, extremely patient with a herd of rabid cats- I mean, kids- and was just a genuinely nice guy. The kids gym was nice, a bit smaller than I was expecting. We've been to similar gyms elsewhere (see reviews) and this one left a bit to be desired. I wish it was bigger with more walls. Even still, there wasn't a long wait with the exception of the city skyline part. The kids also enjoyed going to the "bigger" room, which is standard indoor climbing walls, that are double the height and not themed. After orientation, the kids ended up with about an hour and a half of climbing and a half hour in the party room for food and cake. This worked out great though the kids were bummed when they couldn't go back after the party to climb. The gym definitely gained a bunch of new customers after this party, many of the parents were thrilled to find this place. The price for the party was really great too. For those who are interested, they do also have a bouldering section (age 14+ only) auto belay and standard belay walls, climbing clubs (kids and adults), meeting rooms and other classes (yoga, etc). All in all, I definitely recommend High Point Climbing. If you do a party here, definitely put a time 15 minutes prior to the actual start on the invites so that kids can get geared up and oriented asap so they can maximize climbing time.

Fun safe and clean environment. I visited from out of state next time I am in the Huntsville area I…read morewill be sure to go!

I have a 7 year old and 12 year old, this place is great if you have good skills, however, not…read morereally much in the way for no skills or kids skills. The prices are very reasonable , and a very clean places.

-front desk staff were incredibly rude--didn't do a good job of informing/instructing…read more -not an inherently clean activity, but the gym was very dusty and it looks like it's not regularly cleaned -general vibe of the place was unfriendly and uninviting -would not recommend