• Indoor climbing

Intro to Climbing Belay Class Including Day Pass with Full Equipment Rental

• What’s included:
  • One-hour “Intro to Belay” class
  • Day pass
  • Harness
  • Shoes
  • Chalk
  • Belay device
• Must arrive 10-15 minutes before the scheduled class time to get checked in and ready for the class. Late arrivals will not be able to join a class that has already begun.
• Participants must be 13 years of age or older to take “Intro to Belay” course.
• Click here to see availability for Intro to Belay classes; must call to reserve spot in class after filling out online waiver

Day Pass with Full Equipment Rental

• What’s included:
  • Day pass
  • Harness
  • Shoes
  • Chalk

  • Belay device

  • No staff assistance is included aside from a brief safety orientation.
  • Climbers with no experience will be given an introduction to bouldering. Any roped climbing requires a partner and a belay test. If you’ve never belayed before, look into taking our Introductory Belay Class.

Birthday Party for Up to 10 Kids

• What’s included:
  • 90-minutes of climbing; 1:4 ratio of staff to climbers
  • Use of a party table for 30-minutes after climbing; it’s possible to opt out of party table to extend climbing to two-hours
  • Paper and plastic goods for eating
  • Each participant receives a goodie bag
• Parties are generally recommended for participants 6 years of age and up
• Birthday party must be booked at least seven days in advance
• Guests must arrive 10-15 minutes before the scheduled start to ensure a prompt start time. Climbing time will not be extended because of a late start.

60-Minute Staffed Climbing

• What’s included:
  • 60-minutes of climbing with a member of staff belaying
  • Staffed climbing sessions must be booked in advance, call the gym to schedule

Indoor Rock Climbing FAQs

• What should I wear? Loose-fitting clothing that you can easily move around in. You’ll be able to grab climbing shoes, harness, and other necessary gear onsite.
• Do I have to be in good shape? Not really—climbing gyms have courses that cater to a wide range of fitness levels. Generally speaking, if you can climb a ladder you can indoor rock climb.
• What if I’m afraid of heights? Try bouldering, which takes place on shorter walls and doesn’t require harnesses or other top-rope gear. Bouldering focuses more on moving sideways than vertically, so climbers rarely get more than 10–12 feet off the ground.