Best Mountaineering Class Ann Arbor Near Me

mykaela ott: the only climbing gym i've been to but its hands down the BEST.

Ally Anderson: Friendly staff, great gym area. Wish there was more bouldering area, but honestly still very very good.

Tim Grzadzinski: Great place to go for climbing, both on ropes and bouldering.

Tyler Slouf: The route setting is good, the walls have fun features, and they have a great climbing shoe selection, but it can be very crowded.Staff is generally friendly and helpful.

Rich Endo: One of the better old school climbing gyms. Could use better ventilation (Big A Fans) and chalk scrubber .

Jorge Cisneros: This is a fantastic climbing gym. I had many great routes for top rope, lead climbing, and bouldering. It has a weight gym if you want also. The top rope rating are slightly harder than other places I've climbed.

josef von Buelow: Be sure to schedule your visit at least a day in advance. They will not allow you to climb unless you do their intro class, even if you are experienced. And the class ”has to be scheduled in advance ".

Digital Dealer: Friendly staff and great climbings

Bill Weisberger: I came here with my 4.5 year old daughter on Saturday afternoon so we could climb together, and we were asked to come back in six months because she's not 5 years old. That age restriction isn't written anywhere on the website that I saw, and furthermore I did find that the Spider Monkeys program at this gym is for kids aged 4-6. I can understand wanting to set rules around age for everybody's safety, but in the case where a climber parent comes in with a single child - not a parent coming in with a group of 10 little kids and no hope of keeping an eye on them all - I'm confident we would have been safe. For comparison, I'm sure the adult to kid ratio for the Spider Monkey program is not 1:1, and again that program allows kids younger than my daughter to climb.This is the only climbing gym in the area, so we'll probably be back, but it was a bad experience. Please revisit your age limit rules and consider whether they're necessary or logical.

Nics3451: The size of the gym and the way it is set up is pretty cool. I like that there's a whole room dedicated to bouldering. There is quite a bit of overhang and slab and everything in-between.I do wish there was a cave in the bouldering section - it's kind of why we came to this gym - the cave is in the rope climbing area and the holds and markings in there are a joke.The holds are old and probably haven't been cleaned or replaced since the building opened. It is pretty frustrating when all of the boulder routes start with foot chips that are basically glass.The air filters, also, might be as old a the building.The air in this location is not good - and not because of the chalk.The place needs maintenance, replacements, and cleaning. It could be a great gym, but I wont be back soon.

Daniel Yuang: Great gym, route setters are amazing. I've found the staff to be pretty great. I just wish they would put a bit more effort into cleaning.

Scott Oakes: Great first attempt at this. Austin was articulate, knew his stuff and we had fun with him as a teacher! Cool place, I’m sure we will be back.

Alek K: Rock climbing and shop, and a coffee bar.

Matthew Nelson: This is a majestical climbing gym. Yes, majectic would be standard fare, but this place exceeds that, hence "majestical." I would describe it just so, regardless of it's absence from dictionaries. Go there, and you will be among the most friendly, helpful, and genuine people on the planet. Cheers!

Lexa Dearlove: Great routes, friendly instructors and staff. Can get busy, but still a good time! I am also a fan of the Madison Heights location.

Rahul Singh: A+ great place to learn or advance your skills. Truly feel you are not judged here and everyone is helpful or learning themselves. Staff have always been friendly to work with. Check their website for training classes, prices etc. only downside is it can tend to get to crowded but goes to show climbing’s popularity is increasing.

Matthew Fettes: Well designed routes, options for all skill levels, and a friendly staff.

Alexandria Cell: This is not a bouldering gym. They have a whole bouldering section, and they offer one “one-time bouldering exception”, and if you attempt to go back a second time to boulder, they will require you to take a surprise $45 90-minute top rope certification class. This weirdness unfortunately wasted an hour of my family’s time, as we didn’t budget 3 hours to boulder AND take a 90-minute course.

Nicholas Schlimmer: Ez climb the rock don't let the rock climb you

Reza Beha: Awesome beginner course and facilities.