Central Rock Gym

Love this place. Had a blast with the kids. They got to do some climbing and so did I. I got to the top of a few of the tall climbs (which I was not expecting to be able to do) with some coaching from the great staff. They were so helpful and reassuring. I can’t wait to go back and try some more of the bouldering. Everything was top notch and clean. I don’t know what my expectations were, but they were def exceeded.

Friendly staff. Good training facilities and equipment. Clean gym. Decent climbs. Variety of wall angles and difficulties. Good roof section. Minimal slab. Problems themselves are quite modern, with limited crimp routes even at harder grades. Movements were varied and on the whole interesting but sometimes forced and awkward. Some holds needed brushing. Has a tension board and spray wall. Spray wall not particularly steep. Good selection of campus rungs. Some holds needed brushing.

Loved it!!! Great boulders, great walls, and great people! The setting was superb and had a ton of variety with lots and lots of routes. Despite not being the biggest gym, the space was used perfectly and had so many different wall angles. Not only that, but there was great density of holds and routes which made the gym feel twice as big. Plenty of fun routes for beginners, some tricky slabs for the intermediate, and maxed out with a powerful v10 and a few v9s. Even had a tension board, dope campus board, and some chill sport routes. Everyone was super friendly, gave great beta, and I even managed to get a free sticker from the staff! Great place to visit, can’t wait to come back 🥳

Absolutely love this gym! The community is amazing and I love the variety of climbs and angles. Ryan, Tetsu, Ady, Jenna, and Theo are all amazing setters and the members are lucky to have them! I particularly love Jenna’s Train Like a Team Kid class - it makes me feel so strong and it’s a great way to make new friends.

Middle of the road, mostly-bouldering gym, with a steep day pass price ($36). This facility put more emphasis on coordination boulders than other CRGs I've been to, which was fun and refreshing. TONS of slab! Their resistance climbing wasn't bad either, though I felt that it sometimes lacked complexity. Good spread of older/newer holds and volumes on the walls. Training facilities include a spray wall (at something like 20°), an adjustable Tension board, campus board, and a couple hang boards. The fitness area was pretty bare-bones. There were a few benches and squat racks, and some cardio equipment. No weight machines. Only a single set of free weights.