Verdigo Boulders is our newest climbing gym in Burbank! Our gym combines Touchstone's history and commitment to the climbing community with state-of-the-art flooring and wall design, bringing you the best that the industry has to offer.
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Los Angeles, CA
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Los Angeles, CA
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Verdigo Boulders
Burbank, CA
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15Foot High Bouldering Walls
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7000Square Feet Of Climbing Terrain
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160+Boulder Problems
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- 03/15 - 30 Problems V0-V8
- 03/08 - 31 Problems V0-V12
- 02/15 - 21 Problems V0-V7
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Member of the Month: Matt Burbach
We’ve got some industry heavy-hitters in our climbing family, including Matt Burbach! In addition to being a longtime Touchstone member, Matt is the Marketing, Content + Community Director for Mountain Hardwear, the author of Gym Climbing: Improve Technique, Movement, and Performance, and the founding editor of Urban Climber Magazine. When he’s not working hard on his creative […]
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Trip Report: The Melvins on Widow’s Tears (WI5, Grade V)
By Mark Melvin. All photos by Mark Melvin unless otherwise attributed. Widow’s Tears is not just a long ice climb. Its 1,000′ approach, multi-hour post-holing off-trail descent, and ephemeral nature make it an adventure climb, in which mountaineering skills are as valuable as those for technical ice. Because it lasts only a week in the […]
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Climbing through Recovery: Bay Area Rescue Mission at Great Western Power Co.
Climbing may rank pretty low on Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, but we’ve found that it can play an integral role in helping people rebuild after their lives have been shattered. Bay Area Rescue Mission is an organization dedicated to helping people experiencing homelessness, addiction, or folks who are otherwise down and out get back […]
