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Intro classes
The easiest way in. Climb with a group, learn the basics, and find out whether this is your thing.
- No experience needed
- Rental shoes and chalk at the desk
- You leave knowing the basics
Boulder, Colorado · Climbing gym
The intro class is the easiest way in. No experience needed — chalk up, drop in, and spend your first session on the low, friendly lines.
Everyone starts on the bottom row.
Hold 01 — Start here
A first session built for people who have never climbed, or haven't climbed since they were a kid. You learn the basics, you get on the wall, and you leave knowing what your hands and feet are supposed to do.
Chalk first. Think later.
Hold 02 — Pick your route
Start with the intro class and everything else opens up from there — drop in for a day, settle in with a membership, or bring the kids into the youth team.
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The easiest way in. Climb with a group, learn the basics, and find out whether this is your thing.
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Come in, climb for the day, leave when your hands give out. No commitment, no membership, no plan required.
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For people who are already hooked and want the wall to be part of the week.
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Climbing shoes and chalk are available on site, so you can show up with nothing and still get on the wall. Ask at the desk when you arrive.
Hold 03 — For the kids
Where young climbers keep going after the first class. Regular sessions on the wall, and a crew of kids working the same problems.
If your child has been climbing every piece of furniture in the house, this is the place for it.
Hold 04 — What it feels like
The room is dim, the holds are loud, and the whole place smells faintly of chalk. It's a good place to be bad at something for an hour.
Hold 05 — You're up
The intro class is the easiest hold on the wall. No experience needed — just turn up, dust your hands, and start low.