Whether you’re trying climbing for the first time or still have a box of pitons tucked away in your attic, you’ve come to the right place. We offer bouldering, fitness classes, and events for our vibrant community.

If you’re new to our gyms, keep reading to get the most out of your first visit.

Bouldering at Dogpatch Boulders

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Bouldering is performed without ropes or harnesses. All you need to boulder at our gym is a pair of climbing shoes — and we have rentals.

Never bouldered before? Watch the video below, sign up for our Intro to Bouldering Class, or ask the front desk staff for a quick orientation.

Bouldering Awareness Video

 

Before You Visit

1. Complete Our Waiver

Each participant must sign a liability waiver or have a current copy on file in order to be in the gym. Participants under the age of 18 must have a waiver filled out by their legal guardian.

Online Waiver

2. Book an Intro Class

Intro to Bouldering: Calling all bouldering newbies! In this group setting, we will scratch the surface of basic technique and help you get off the ground and up the wall. We will cover climbing and falling safety, orient you to the bouldering world, and answer any questions you have.

Includes: Gear rental, instruction, and a Day Pass. Available to all.

Reserve Your Spot

3. Watch our Bouldering Safety Video

If you’ve never bouldered before, we suggest watching our Bouldering Safety Video to learn best practices, safety techniques, and etiquette.

4. Arrive Early

Allow plenty of time for parking. Everyone entering the gym will need completed waivers. If you’re renting form us, you’ll also need time to be fitted for your harness and climbing shoes.

There’s More

Weights on RackFitness Room and Classes

World-class climbing may be our claim to fame, but we have incredible fitness classes and a full weight and exercise room, too. As some of our popular classes require prior registration, booking ahead is always a good idea.

View Fitness Classes

Child BoulderingClimbing with Kids

Climbing is an inherently risky sport — and safety is our main priority. If you’re bringing kids, please take the time to review our Climbing with Kids page before visiting the gym. We want you to have the best experience possible on your first visit — setting expectations for all of us helps ensure you will.

Climbing With Kids

Still Have Questions?

Our FAQ page may have the answers you’re looking for.

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