Beautiful indoor bouldering gym in the middle of Sacramento…read more Parking: free with plenty of spaces in the complex. The facility is easy to find with large signs on the building and entrance. Restroom: generally clean, with 3 stalls per gender and locker rooms available. Soap was not refilled in one of the restrooms during my visit. I've climbed at many gyms before, but this location stood out because of a very strong odor upon entering. It was much stronger than the typical "climbing gym smell." The receptionist mentioned it was likely from climbing shoes. The gym may benefit from improved ventilation and deeper sanitization/drying of rental shoes. Plenty of activity areas: kids climbing section, routes with various difficulty levels, grip exercise area, weightlifting area, cardio area, one ping pong table, bar area, and open seating/storage spaces for belongings while climbing. The routes are color-coded by difficulty: green is the easiest, followed by blue, up to black for the hardest routes. Some gray holds appear to function as safety/additional assistance holds that can be used if needed. They also host college nights with student discounts. Members can bring one guest for free, and rental shoes are $5. Else adult day pass is $30. Overall, a good bouldering gym with lots of amenities and climbing options, though ventilation and shoe sanitation could be improved.

Our group visited this location as part of a team building event. Check in was a breeze. You have…read moreto sign a waiver and they need to double check your ID but after that you are good to go. Staff was helpful and friendly. This place? Wow big open and nice airy location. Lots of space and chairs. Our group had a nice location set up for the event and multiple staff members to help out the littles. This place also has a cafe and some beers on tap which is just another awesome addition. Bathrooms were clean and they also had locker rooms. Add to the equipment they had around and this is really great place for workout or exercising. One final thing is that they allow outside food, so for events you just pay for that and all the food and drinks are up to you. Quite an awesome place for a group team building event!

My children attended their summer camp for a week and the staff/coaches were friendly, engaging and…read morevery knowledgeable. In addition to climbing, they have various activities throughout the week to keep the campers going back the next day. Highly recommended.

I went blind 9 years ago. But I'm an adrenaline junkie so I decided to go rock climbing for the…read morefirst time ever here. I had a great time! The staff was very friendly and patient with me. I forgot the gentleman's name that was helping me, but he really took the time to help describe things to me since I can't see anymore. He didn't rush me or rush explaining things... He was wonderful and I really appreciate how well I was treated there! I plan on going back again!

Such a cool facility with something for the entire family - from basketball to tennis to weights to…read morespin class to swimming...and even a couple of water slides and a lazy river. No a west sacramento native, no worries. Non-residents are allowed for a few $ more. Wry reasonably priced so that anyone can enjoy. Day passes, monthly pass, quarterly passes, etc etc.

It's a nice and well-run place. We came for a quick dip on our way from Nevada City to the East…read moreBay. It was HOT outside and the kid was complaining about the long car ride. So, a little cool-down was appreciated. They were super friendly and the price was ok. If only we had considered that a.) they have a lot of camp groups during the summer holidays and b.) there is virtually no shade in the entire area and especially in the afternoon, every single little shady spot was already taken. People who come here often know to bring their own umbrella (something that's officially allowed) and come earlier to get the spots they want. But even though we suffered a little, it was worth it. The facility is very nice and clean, has an awesome family changing area and my kid just adored the lazy river.

Amazing place!! The facility is clean, organized, and spacious. Staff showed us how to use the…read moreequipment and was patient with the us. Highly recommend this place for beginners to advance climbers. Will come back again.

Been here multiple times with my kids, once for a birthday party, once with a group of Girl Scouts…read moreand every time leave impressed. The owner is easy going, helpful and generous. The kids have a blast rock climbing on the self belays. Admission gets you harness and all day access, can't beat that! It's a great place to tire out kids and adults alike, and bond over the challenge of making it to the top! Highly recommend!

Everyone is helpful and friendly. They were Easy to understand when explaining instructions. It was…read morea Very clean and fun atmosphere

I recently brought a group of about 10 kids here for my son's birthday. The facility itself is…read moreclean, fun, and the kids had a great time climbing. Unfortunately, the customer service was incredibly rude and unprofessional. Weeks in advance, I emailed management to book a spot for our large group. I was explicitly told via email that they don't take appointments and that it was first-come, first-served. Yet, when we arrived in the morning, the front desk staff was highly reluctant to let us in. They claimed a birthday party was starting around noon and told us we could only stay for 1.5 hours--even though I was paying full price for All-Day passes. When the staff member claimed this rule was clearly stated on their website, I asked her to show me. She couldn't find it. Instead, she dug up an outdated physical document that mentioned a 90-minute limit, but it listed a $25 price point rather than the current $30 rate posted online. It was obvious she was using old, irrelevant policy documents just to justify kicking us out early. Great facility, but the staff's dishonesty and poor attitude ruined what should have been a seamless celebration.

This is the only climbing gym in the east South Bay and the closest to Pleasanton…read more Pros: -Friendly staff -Not too expensive for a membership Cons: -Way too many kids at 5-6pm, feels like a daycare. -Routing setting is okay, but routes are not changed very often. -The gym is very lacking (no treadmills)

Reach another level of personal growth with a visit to The Peak of Fremont, the biggest indoor…read moreclimbing facility in the area. Remember those days in the playground and their climbing structures? Well, as an adult, The Peak is the place to reignite that hobby and enjoy the sport with a rich community of professionals and enthusiasts. This huge facility is shared among The Peak's climbing structures, an indoor volleyball court, a casual restaurant, and a small arcade. There aren't many parking spots up front but around the back of the building, you'll see plentiful spots. Once you enter the building, head to the left through the glass doors where you'll see the many climbing walls speckled with multiple colored protrusions. The pricing is transparent and it's all available upfront. They do have day passes, multi-visit passes as well as memberships that will waive your entrance fee. In addition to the entrance fee, you may also be required to pay for the harness and shoe rentals (members get a discounted price). They also have chalk for the more advanced climbers. If it's your first time, consider completing the waiver online ahead of time. You may be asked to go through a quick orientation regarding the use of their auto-belay system, however if you already know how to belay traditionally, they may ask you to go through additional training just to be sure. Each wall seemed to feature a variety of colors to distinguish the different difficulty levels for more advanced climbers. Aside from the walls, they also have a huge structure designed for bouldering with a thick padded floor underneath. The boulder and auto-belay walls seemed the most popular but it didn't seem there was much waiting given the ample space in the facility. There was certainly enough climbing space for everyone. As a novice, the activity was fun and tiring; there's definitely a balance between technique and strength! Despite having entry for the whole day, we definitely were tired out within an hour of constant climbing and by hour two, it was just about time to leave and refuel. Fortunately, the location of this space is quite convenient due to having a restaurant right on site as well as its proximity to the highway and other eateries just a few minutes away. The staff were friendly and informative. Besides the initial onboarding, there wasn't much interaction with them. They seem to keep things organized, cleaned and well-maintained. Overall, The Peak does a fantastic job introducing the sport of climbing to the local community and providing a clean and safe environment for newbies and experts alike. The price is reasonable for an all day activity and even more so if you become a member. For kids, they also have camps to build a new passion and train them up as climbers. For the more serious climbers, you may want to consider investing in the equipment to further save on the rentals. If this is a new challenge for you, take the opportunity to get in on this sport! The Peak makes it relatively easy to pick this up and continue leveling up with each visit!

A great range of excellent grades for every skill set. Pair that with friendly, knowledgable staff,…read morethis old school gym is simply rad! A slab wall, crack climbing, and more make this a destination. You aren't going to find this unique terrain anywhere else in the area. Thrilled to have rediscovered this spot!

Friendly, communicative and welcoming staff! The gym is clean and there's always room for people to…read moreclimb, especially new people. There's a sense of community and welcoming for new members. They're always changing the routes so it always feels fresh. Kid friendly too.