A bouldering and rope gym in Bishop, and guides who take you out to the boulders once the October cold sets in. Day passes are $22.
Shoe rental is $6 at the desk. Harnesses and chalk come with a day pass.
Start with a day pass. Most regulars move to the punch card, then to a membership once they climb more than four times a month.
Plastic and granite
Plastic, granite, and everything between.
Real satellite imagery on real terrain. Take a look around before you visit.
Collected from members, punch-card regulars, and guided guests.
Did the Thursday Intro class having never touched a wall. Junie had the six of us tie the figure eight about forty times, and by 8:30 I was belaying a stranger. Came back Saturday on a day pass.
Theo resets the boulder room every other Wednesday and the problems feel like the Buttermilks: slopey, heady, a little mean. Best training for the season I have found.
Gets packed after 5pm in winter, which is fair in a town this size. Come before four and you will have the ropes to yourself. The parking lot needs lights.
Booked a guided bouldering day for my wife's birthday last November. Inez had pads, a spot out of the wind, and a plan for two very different climbers. We both topped something.
Froze my membership for six weeks after a pulley injury. One email, no fuss.
Bought the punch card my first week in town and used it up in a month, so I switched to monthly. The front desk knew my shoe size by my third visit.
Who is holding the rope
Before your first session
Gear, experience, and how a first visit works.
A note when the boulder room resets, when a clinic opens, and when a guide has a spare Saturday.
