I live nearby, so I signed up for a membership. The process was seamless, and Ben was very helpful and professional throughout the process. The gym has a good amount of bouldering, mainly intermediate V4-6 and some top-roping with quite a few autobelay routes. There are yoga classes twice a week which is included in a membership though I have yet to try a class. Otherwise, it's a fairly standard climbing gym with interesting climbs, especially for beginner and intermediate climbers. They have a room full of bike racks as soon as you walk in which is nice, as someone who bikes to the gym. The facility is pretty large with a lounging area, training areas, plenty of storage space, and clean bathrooms. You do have to bring your own chalk (or rent gear which comes with chalk), and the chalk that is for sale in the store is not that great in my opinion and doesn't fully coat the fingers. read more

Definitely one of the larger indoor climbing gyms that I've been to in the greater Boston area! This Rock Spot location has a bit of something for everyone which is why it's one of my favorites (brownie points for easy parking). It's suitable for all skill levels - even true beginners. I love that they have a tier level below v0 which has made it so much easier to get introduced to climbing. They also have top roping at this location along with all sorts of classes and an event space! The only drawback of this place is that it does tend to get crowded in the evenings during peak times and also there's almost guaranteed for there to always be a few kids birthday parties over the weekends but generally it's contained to one area of the gym so it's not too distracting. read more

Came visiting Boston with my boyfriend and we went to rock spot to climb! The gym is decent in size with both top roping/auto belay and bouldering walls. The top roping routes are relatively short comparing to other gyms that I have been to. If you're into top roping more, I will probably not recommend this place. The gym also doesn't offer belaying devices so you will need to bring your own. The bouldering levels starts with B1-4 before the V grade, which is great for people that are climbing for the first time. They also have a back wall where you can top out and get to a slide. Perfect for little kids! Their bouldering walls are also higher than what I'm used to. What I didn't really like about the bouldering there was that many of the problems were overhang and the technique that was required for a lot of problems were very similar. There weren't that many holds variety and they were mainly jugs and I don't think I saw any crimps nor slopers. Lockers are also not free and if you don't want to pay, you will have to use the cubbies. They have other gym equipment like treadmill and elliptical but I think I only saw one of each. Overall, I think this gym is perfect for people that are coming here for fun or for people that want to practice overhang problems. For someone like myself, who has been climbing a lot for the last few months but am still somewhat new to climbing, I think I will prefer going to a gym that has more holds variety so that I can practice on different holds. read more

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Rock Spot is the best! Our whole family went here all the time until we moved and switched to the new Brookline location (also great). We have a soft spot for RSV Southie, though, where the staff is excellent and the climbing is fun:-) read more

I got a Groupon for a day pass including gear for under $20. When I arrived, I wasn't actually sure which building it was because there wasn't great signage. The check-in process was a bit chaotic - it didn't seem like a great system was in place. There was a mandatory safety training for first-timers, so we also had to wait a bit for that. All things considered, once I actually started climbing, it was a great time. My favorite part about this place is the auto-belay walls. A lot of the people I came with weren't certified to belay, so this was a great option in addition to the bouldering. read more

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Great gym but some of the staff members might make you not want to come back ... Make sure you're all packed up right before the clock hits 11:00 or you'll have to use your phone flashlight to find your stuff. "For some of us who come from other gyms and want to use that 9-11 promo and visit new gyms around the area it's rude that as soon as the clock hits 11 whoever is in front desk, without a previous warning will shut the lights off and won't care where you are or where your stuff is and you'll have to figure out how to find your stuff in the dark . (Which can be dangerous for someone with low visibility or sight problems)." (I understand you want to go home but at least give people a warning let them get their stuff and head out without leaving any belongings behind Definitely not coming back and checking out the rest of the local gyms in the area . read more

Screw the infinity pool, this place has an infinity wall. It's technically called a treadwall, but it's basically a rock climbing machine that goes in loops and you can adjust the speed. A level 5 speed is the fastest. It's pretty tough to keep up. This place has a really helpful staff and a lot of activities to do. If there are too many people climbing, you can practice your balance on a slack line, run on a treadmill, lift weights, hang on a wall to train your grip, etc. For the noobs, they have this awesome slide you can go down when you successfully climb over the edge of the bouldering area. Sometimes there are discounts on certain days or even on Groupon. It's close to the Broadway T stop. It's a little out of the way for me, so I probably won't come too often. read more

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My friend has been climbing at this gym since 2016, and after going, I completely understand why! The staff (Tim, Susan and a very cool worker with turquoise hair) were all so welcoming, prioritized our safety, and explained the basics so well. They've got liquid chalk that works amazingly and a wide variety of both bouldering and lead climbing. I appreciate how we're able to rent all the gear we need, and the absolute best part of the gym is the community! Susan, my friend and I consistently cheered for others, and that type of support is heart warming for sure! Wish I could give this place 6/5 stars!! read more

Amazing folks! Have been a member for a little while and have gone to climbing gyms in multiple states, this gym is still by far the top for me. Amazing routes, amazing people, helpful classes and tips, and not to mention clean and never too busy to the point where it becomes annoying (other than birthday parties with little kids, which in my opinion can be quite dangerous) All in all 10/10 read more

Awesome gym and friendly staff! The boulder problems are always very interesting and there is a nice area to workout as well.

This rock spot is amazing! The staff are all friendly and they really take the time to know the members (I usually go on a guest day pass, but have had great conversations with the staff). The rock walls have varying levels of difficulty, from beginner to advanced. They even have free weights, fitness equippment, and an exerciae studio for yoga. There's street parking and additional parking down the corner from the location. If you're new to climbing or are working on V9s, this rock spot is the spot for you! read more

Great rock climbing spot! The only reason they don't get all five stars on my review is that their crash pads could be improved. They do not feel as safe as they could. The level system in the gym is also interesting as they provide a peer contributed scale of grades for each route. Its the first gym I have seen that uses auto-belays. read more

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I've really fallen in love with this place! So kid-friendly, and so great if you're not into belaying other people, maybe because you had an accident as a kid and have burn scars on your hands from a rope and letting a rope slide on them "for fun" actually is torture. There are still walls to climb with the standard belay method (ouch) but many spots have an autobelay. Yay! My kids and I can climb side by side, which is so much fun. The bouldering space is fantastic with a section more for kids/beginners where you can scale the wall and use a slide to come down. Exhilarating! There are monkey bars and lots of slack lines, too. On the non-kid side, the hard core sexy forearmed guests can try challenging climbs and practice with all different types of grips or the rings. Plenty of locker space and benches to change, great gear rental options, including locks, and treadmills if you want to have a full gym experience. There are a few tables and chairs if you'd like a break or want to set you kid up nearby on the iPad so you can climb at peace for hours. Outside of the gym there are changing rooms, bathrooms, a family bathroom, more lockers, a store with occasionally great sales, two big tables and lots of snacks/ice cream/cold brew you can buy. You can do birthday parties and they offer yoga classes. There is a big space right when you come in to store your bike and two computers to make registration easier. Staff are unfailingly friendly and encouraging. They offer climbing classes and I've seen parents - geniuses! - put their kids in class and sit in the lobby at the table catching up. My only complaint is that the bathrooms/changing rooms are always dirty. Doesn't keep me from going back week after week! Check it out, it is a great place to take the whole family. read more

loveee bouldering here!! the staff is so nice and the vibes here as relaxing. everyone who climbs here is so chill! i love rock spot southie ‍ thank u for giving northeastern club members a discount read more

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The staff here is great, the manager, not so much. He was very demanding and rude, telling us that we were not allowed to practice rope tying because we weren't "belayed trained" at this this gym. Just letting you know, we were not at all climbing or belaying one another, but practicing the belay knots, in which we were given permission to do by a staff member before we took to the test to be certified. Love the place, the slide, the variances of climbing routes, but their rudeness was not appreciated. My friend and I went here with high hopes and much excitement after hearing the reviews, but the whole experience was terrible. We cancelled our groupon and we decided to never speak of this place again. read more

I love this place for bouldering. I'm not an expert climber by any means, but I love that they have (super fun) problems for every skill level. The location is easy to get to from the Broadway stop on the Red Line and the gym is never too crowded. The staff is great and and prices here are generally pretty reasonable, even with gear. My friend and I took a belay class here and within an hour felt really confident with the technique taught here. Our instructor, Ben, was really attentive and he also helped us with our climbing. My friend and I also did an outdoor climbing session with another staff member, which was really fun. We learned crack climbing - pretty different from climbing at the gym, but a great experience. If you're looking to top rope, I would probably suggest going to Metro Rock in Everett, but Rock Spot is great for bouldering. Happy climbing! read more

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The good: Tons of bouldering. Wide open spaces. Cool slide after you top out. When I was here, there was a nice little top-roping class exhibit. The staff are SUPER friendly and energetic, I loved that! 5/5 The bad: There's almost no top-roping at all. In terms of wall-climbing space, this place has probably 1/3 to 1/2 of what Brooklyn Boulders Somerville or MetroRock have. The ratings are set pretty high. 2/5 I think this place would be great for climbers who focus on bouldering, like me. But definitely not for top-ropers. Overall the experience was fairly pleasing, and it's always fun to check out a new gym. read more

Rock Spot Climbing - Rock Climbing Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

Great spot for a casual workout by yourself or with a group. After you sign in at the front desk they have lockers to put your stuff away, you can either rent a lock for $2 or bring your own, We went after work, around 7, and I believe that is rush hour because there werent many lockers available. Once you are inside you get your shoes and they give you a quick lesson on how to use the suspensions and then its just you, on your own bringing out your inter mountaineer. Alot of the walls, if not all, allow you to hook, climb and discend on your own. The other half of the gym requires no suspension and once you climb over the wall you theres a slide! Fun place, nice staff, def going back! read more

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I really want to give this gym 5 stars. The staff are incredibly nice and the hours are great. However, the routes leave something to be desired. First, the top rope walls are relatively short. On the lower grades, the walls are so short, I would be comfortable free soloing and I'm meticulous about safety. It's basically just a few feet higher than other bouldering walls. The lead climbing is also a little dicey. The walls really only have four clips that are very close together, and more importantly, close to the ground. I would not be comfortable taking a whip. Finally, the bouldering. The routes have a strange set up. There are exceedingly long reaches (which becomes a dyno) for a v1/v2. I would recommend setting up lower grade routes so new climber can learn instead of doing crazy moves. Focus more on technique than long, impossible (for new people) reaches. The reaches are really discouraging when you first start out. You can train your body to be stronger at crimps and slopers when you're starting out, but for me, dynoing isn't the easiest thing to learn in the first couple of months. read more

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Lots of great bouldering with lots of roofs! The walls are really tall but the pads are good. The setting is very good and pretty well filled in up to V8, quite sparse above that. It's really nice to get so many roofs problems at low grade, it's usually quite rare to get those! They also have a few top ropes and auto belays, but I haven't climbed on those. The gym is right next to the Broadway T stop on the red line, just a few stops away from downtown, which is very convenient as well. On a side note, they actually have a lot of gear for sale as well, with a good selection of shoes, harnesses, chalk bags, ropes, rope bags, and a few carabiners and slings as well. In summary, a great new bouldering gym just a few minutes away from downtown! Awesome! Can't wait to climb there some more! read more

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Wow this is definitely my favorite climbing gym I've been to while on vacation! This review is only for the bouldering area, as I've only been once and just to boulder. This gym is about a half mile from the Broadway redline stop in Boston. A day pass with shoes cost me 20$ (this includes a 2$ college student ID discount). They have a pretty good size bouldering area. Their top rope seemed minimal, however, if you are into that sort of thing. The staff is nice, the routes are fun, but what sets this gym apart are all the innovative ideas going on in the bouldering areas. First off they seem to take a lot of feedbacks on the grading of the routes. All routes have a place for you to mark "easier," "accurate," or "harder." They even have a whole section where the routes are somewhat ungraded. They simply have a range of three possible grades and ask you to vote on them. I had a lot of fun climbing these and debating with myself what the grade should be. They also have something called the "Traverse Challenge" where you start from at one end of the gym and climb sideways along the walls, all the way around to the other end of the gym. While I didn't call over a staff member for an official try, I attempted the challenge on my own out of curiosity. I did not even get close, but it was extremely fun (and difficult)! This definitely would be a gym I would love to come back to for the traverse challenge and voting on route grades. read more

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This place was a blast. Very professional staff, changing area, clean bathrooms, sturdy equipment, and lockers to store your treasures. Make sure you are reasonably strong relative to your body weight or else you're going to be in a world of horror. Saw several people bummin on the mats. Pro Tip- once you conquer the beginners area watch out! In the other parts of the gym don't attempt to flip yourself over the top of the wall or else they will need a crane and a rescue team to get you outta there. read more

This place gets your blood flowing! Fantastic rock climbing gym. Loads of different challenging paths for bouldering and can also climb with a harness. Plenty of different things to do to get you ready for ninja warrior. I came with friends and found a Groupon deal online. Had a great time. Definitely coming back again. read more

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I came here maybe twice in a span of 3 years, mainly it's cuz my body is physically not designed to lift this body off the ground due to gravity and cuz I am heavy so that's not Rock Spot's fault, it's all me. Their staff is super nice and I had to go up 3 times cuz the shoes didn't quite fit me. The prices are reasonable and I came with a few friends to try it out, I mean why not right, I love being fit *eye twitch*. You go in for the first time and you register and fill out waivers, etc,. Then you're all set to get geared up. They provide you with shoes and a changing room. There are cubicles to put your bags in. I like the design of this place but sometimes I think it's straight up impossible (for me) to do some of the harder ones because this body just don't roll that way. There's different difficulties marked with numbers and letters. The way it works is that you can only use the rocks marked the same color to climb, they also switch up the patterns once a while, too, so there's always that sense of novelty. I like coming here, but only when I don't care about what other people think of my body and how they judge me cuz you know, anxiety. read more

My friend wanted to go Rock climbing for her birthday. I called a couple of places to get information and Ben was so nice we decided to have her birthday here. We set time for a Saturday 2 hours for 10 ladies, $25 a person, gear, two staff, and a party room and party paper-goods included. Ben called me twice before the event to make sure everything was all set and to see if we had any ?s. When we got there Saturday Ben greeted us at the desk. He had to girls staffed to teach us how to use a equipment, answer questions, and of course take pictures! It was a great time. Staff has great, facility was clean. I highly recommend Rock Spot South Boston! read more

Rock Spot Climbing - Rock Climbing Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

While bouldering around 3 weeks ago, I fell from the top of the wall, fractured my ankle and required surgery for the same. Yes, I did sign an insurance waiver claiming that I cannot hold rockspot responsible for my injury, however, I felt that the gym could be more equipped to handle medical emergencies. When I fell, I was offered an ice pack, however, there did not seem to be any staff personnel trained in basic first aid or even have the provision of a first aid kit. So here are a few things just to keep in mind during medical emergencies. 1) Having a first kid around maybe? In cases of fractures, where the bone fragments can cut through the skin, antiseptics are required to prevent infections. 2) Staff personnel trained in basic first aid. 3) splinting materials. Immobilisation is required, be it for a sprain or a fracture. read more

This is probably one of the few bouldering spots in Boston I've been to that's really pedestrian-accessible for those who don't want to have to drive (there's MetroRock in Everett, and Brooklyn Boulders in Somerville), which is a major plus. The drawback, on the other hand, is that it's not nearly as big as MetroRock or Brooklyn Boulders. There just isn't the same huge space, but that's not to say you won't get a workout here. The majority of the space is dedicated to bouldering, with a handful of belaying walls with a combo of auto-belays and the belays that require a partner. You'll see women and men alike, swinging around like Spiderman on a Costco pack of 5-hour-energy, ultra-stealth, let me tell you. I had only been bouldering once, and have probably negative upper body strength, if that's possible, so was a bit intimidated at first, but finally made it up the bouldering wall to slide down the slide (yes, there's a slide that's a) your incentive and b) your reward for making it up that wall). I don't think I had mustered the guts to go up until I saw a 10 year old do it. Ok...it was a 6 year old, but who's counting. While the location and space is great, I can't say the same for the orientation I got. He basically made me go up 5 feet on the auto-belay, jump down, and called it a day. Which left me not knowing how to do much else aside from putting on and taking off the auto-belay. Flash forward 20 minutes later, and as I'm coming down, my foot gets caught on the partner-belay rope next to me, I'm swinging upside down, and slamming into the wall. WOOPS, I guess he had forgotten to tell me to ensure your path up isn't remotely to the left or right of the auto-belay above you. Maybe that should've been intuitive, but also a critical point in orientation for someone who's never belayed before, I'd think. So in my mind, a total fail in ensuring safety here. And I have the scar on my side and a pretty roughed up ankle to prove it. There are also a ton of birthdays and kids here on the weekend, so there were a few times when kids would be running around as I belayed down, and I was afraid I'd knock them over as I landed. I'm all for kids having a blast and getting an intro to climbing at any age, but I just found it pretty annoying that I had to try to avoid knocking over children at the same time as trying to get a workout in. Weekdays are probably a lot more peaceful, so just an FYI if you're planning a weekend climb. Overall, a good rock climbing gym, but not without a few drawbacks that will most likely having me heading to other gyms instead. read more

My brother brought me here for my first climbing experience while I was visiting him last week. The staff were friendly as they explained the waiver and walked me through a brief orientation. Since I hadn't been climbing before, I was grateful to be able to rent climbing shoes. My brother belayed me through a few top rope routes, I tried the auto belay once, and then we tried several bouldering routes. It definitely helped that my brother, who has several years of climbing experience, coached me a bit; I'm not quite sure what it would have been like if I had gone on my own or with other inexperienced individuals! Overall, I had a great time and immediately started researching local climbing gyms when I returned home. :) read more

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Mostly a bouldering facility with a few short toprope routes. Well-provisioned for the solo climber who wants to visit during lunch, but middling as an evening pair climb. I'd come back again if circumstances prevented me from climbing Central or Metro. + Routes are challenging and thoughtfully placed + Rockwerx-designed walls with arches, corners, and ledges + Conveniently located near the red line and downtown + Reasonable day pass prices + Twisty slide to exit the bouldering top-out area - Mandatory floor anchoring, regardless of the weight disparity between belayer and climber - Low ceilings amplify the sound of unruly packs of children. and there are many. - Holds are new and chew up your hands. I'd expect this to improve eventually. - Very few 5.10 and above routes. Mostly catering to the birthday party crowd with 5.5 and 5.6 ladder climbs. - Lots of auto-belay anchors, so there are even fewer routes available for partner belay - My partner didn't like that the ropes are single-wrapped - wanted more friction - Understaffed: desk workers ignored us for a while on entry. took a long time to get a belay test. MIG: you are an evil, evil route setter Bonus/danger: really good donut shop between the gym and the (T). Obviate any fitness benefits from climbing immediately thereafter! read more

Really fun gym for bouldering. Walls are featured and routes change faces and enter/exit caves mid way. This is a totally different from experience from gyms with flat walls (especially BKB with its high gloss walls). Route setting is creative and fun (so far - only been twice) and grading feels fine. read more

In general, I think this is a super fun place to climb. I'd give it 5 stars for bouldering and 3 for top-rope climbing if I could rate them separately. Compared to other climbing gyms, I find the routes here much more creative. They aren't just "muscle your way to the top" routes, although there are a handful of those. I find that I have to think a lot more about how I'm going to tackle something and I like that. The grading seems mostly accurate and consistent, which is more than I can say for some of the other places around Boston. (I shall not name names...) The staff is helpful and friendly, which, again, is more than I can say for some other places. It's small, which isn't so much of an issue for bouldering, but the top-rope climbing really suffers. They do have a handful of fun routes in spite of that, but not much in the way of really challenging climbs. If you can make a 5.10, you'll quickly run out of options. One thing I'd like to see changed is more top-rope routes and fewer auto-belay routes. Adding a couple of more challenging (5.11 and up) top-rope climbs would be nice, too. Other than that, I'm pretty happy there and the price is reasonable. read more

I really didn't think I could do this, but with a little help from (the instructor and) my friends I got by and climbed to the top and also bouldered over the top! Fun to come with a group because you're always encouraging one another and getting a great work out. Came with Yelp Fit Club and will recommend it to anyone looking for a rock climbing spot! read more

Pros: -Free parking in a lot down the street, but there's seemingly a good amount of non-metered street parking outside. -They have changing rooms, a unisex bathroom, and single sex bathrooms as well -Also has a water bubbler -Staff were very nice Cons: -In comparison to other gyms (like Central Rock Gym in Worcester) it seems like Rock Spot is smaller and has lower climbs -Very cool that they have a slide/playground vibe in the corner of the beginner bouldering wall. However, almost every other time someone goes down the slide there is a loud metal clanging sound. I kept thinking someone was hurt! Something to get used to if you like climbing in that area. -Gets pretty crowded in the auto belay and beginner bouldering areas, which isn't helped by/may be due to the fact that the auto belays are so close together (and interspersed with traditional belays?). Something to be aware of because when people come down they can be slanted--I saw a few minor collisions (and almost collided with someone). EDIT: I agree with Ellie that people should be told to be more aware of not veering off of the path of the auto belay before dropping as this seems to cause more unpredictable trajectories. I started off with the auto belays, which I'd never used before, and I began feeling safe-ish after a few climbs. Definitely more of a learning curve than traditional belaying IMO. ROOKIE TIP: I don't suggest switching from auto belay to bouldering--do the opposite instead. I made the mistake of getting used to the security of the auto belay and then being all the more terrified of falling when I was bouldering (free-climbing). read more

Super fun and indeed good for all skills and ages! I really enjoyed the numerous climbing options with the self-belay. There are also good bouldering routes for beginners on the wall directly opposite of the self-belay walls. The facilities are clean and there is plenty of space so you never feel crowded out by others. The equipment and gear is also kept in great condition. Location is convenient - about a 5 minutes walk from Broadway. Perfect spot for a rock climbing outing! read more

I've only been rock climbing for a few months now and I enjoy bouldering more than top roping. For bouldering, this would probably be the best place I've been to. But, if you're into top roping, there really isn't much here. The environment and people are awesome at Rock Spot. read more

Let me be clear -- I am not any sort of intense or frequent rock climbing gym goer, I just went to this place once and it was my first time ever in a rock climbing gym, so I have literally no basis for comparison. This review is only for people like me -- people who knew nothing about rock climbing but then watched Free Solo and decided that they urgently needed to go to a rock climbing gym and pretend to be Alex Honnold for a day. For people like that, this place is perfect. The front desk people were nice, they give you a brief and helpful walkthrough of how to climb safely, and then they answer any questions you have. I was worried you'd have to take some elaborate beginner classes your first time there, but you don't. It was a Sunday afternoon and it was busy but not crowded or anything. I had plenty of room to free solo their easiest bouldering walls. Yes like Honnold I live life on the edge. Anyways 5 stars. read more

A great place to go for bouldering enthusiasts and those who want to explore indoor rock climbing. I greatly appreciated the different kinds of setting, although most of the bouldering difficulty scales with reachy moves. Regardless plenty of overhangs, technical, and dynamic problems to explore! The gym is a bit on the smaller side but I haven't had any issues with overcrowding. The only downside is that the top roping is limited so I recommend going for the bouldering. Can't wait to drop in again the next time I'm in town! read more

Facility is great and the routes are well-set. I like the fact that there were auto-belays but perhaps there are too many? Definitely a great place if you come alone. That being said, the customer service was the worse I've ever encountered at a climbing gym (I will note that I only interacted with one staff and given the many positive reviews, I'm sure that the others are fine). I came with several friends who are new to climbing and it was our first time to Rock Spot. We were given an orientation that was decent but definitely had some holes. The staff member explained some of the safety rules about bouldering but failed to demonstrate how to fall properly. I was surprised to say the least since most gyms have visitors practice a bouldering fall with supervision before clearing them. Later, when it was time for my belay test, I was absolutely astounded by how rude and patronizing the staff member was. I felt like he was trying to show-off his knowledge by asking me vague and repeating questions about the belay pre-check. I would answer his questions and then he would literally shake his head and then repeat exactly what I just said. At one point he said condescendingly, "Where did you learn how to belay?" I'm a fairly experienced climber and have taken countless belay tests, so this was a real slap in the face. I'm also a woman of color trying to encourage my friend, who is also a woman, to climb. How can I convince her to continue when her first encounter with her local rock gym has been so negative? My friend and I will definitely take our business elsewhere. read more

I guess you could call me a climber....so when I am away from home I like to get some climbing in; thus, this review is based off of one experience climbing here and not the membership/yoga/etc... That being said, I had a GREAT climb session here. You can access it pretty easily from the Red line. It is a mostly bouldering gym, with a HUGE variety of routes. I went around 2PM on a weekday, and it was pretty empty (there seemed to be a camp going on but they weren't on the wall). I had to rent shoes, and unfortunately their rental shoes are not good...(they are the same ones that my climbing gym back home has though). I like the organization of the space as well. They have a real cool challenge that you can participate in at any time, and it is to get from one side of the bouldering rocks all the way around the gym without letting your feet touch the ground. If I were a local, I would totally love working on something like this during my climbs. They also have an entire wall of ungraded routes where you can vote for the grading yourself. I thought this was pretty awesome! A day pass + shoes with college ID is $20 which is decent. They have some workout equipment, most notably a slack line trainer. Instead of an introduction video, a staff member walks you through the safety which I feel like is a good idea because those videos get really corny and annoying. read more

Thank you Pete for following up with me, I'm glad that we were able to apply a Black Friday 5-pack special to my account.