The Boulder Field

Super impressed with this place. It's enormous, there are hundreds of boulder problems. The setting is incredible, obviously the setters are passionate about climbing. There were many dynos, comp style problems, and plenty of slab and overhang. The gym is very large, almost impersonal because of its size. It's not cozy, has a warehouse feeling. But everything about the gym is awesome. There is a bar serving Coffee and Tea, as well as alcoholic beverages. The staff was very friendly, it appeared there were only two staff, front desk and bar tender. The crowd was fun. It was easy to make friends. I got a day pass without gear for $25. It's a good value considering the variety of training you can do here. All styles of climbing are represented. There are training boards, a weightlifting and calisthenics area, a dedicated children's area, and fully equipped bathrooms and showers. The walls have a lot of texture so it's easy to smear. I loved the variety of holds, including very expensive holds. There was a good mix of plastic and fiberglass. They do a color grading system, so all of the problems of one color are in the same grade range. That made it easy to go right down the wall and do a circuit. If I lived here I would definitely be a member! I had a great time, and highly recommend you check out this gym if you possibly can!

I’m a newbie but loved my first experience so much I went there 3 times in a couple weeks. Lots of space so even on a day where it seems busy, you don’t feel crowded. Very impressive setup and selection, but do wish there were some more beginner friendly routes.

Great gym, everything you need to train. The color grades are a bit weird at first, but works out fine over time. Pleasantly surprised to learn they have a big sauna with towel service! Only thing I noticed is that the holds seem pretty gummy, even on the new sets… maybe they’re missing a good pressure wash?

Great atmosphere, with welcoming and friendly staff. Walls are changed regularly so there’re always new problems to solve. A beer and sauna are a great way to recover after a climb.

Beautiful facility! We came for youth Rockclimbing Divisionals from Boise, ID. The waiver was easy to fill out, the front desk was super helpful and very kind and welcoming. I'm glad this location was chosen, we had an excellent time!