★ 4

We’re learning how to rock climb and this has been a good home base for us. Overall, there are a range of classes for kids and adults. I would like it even more if there were better schedules and class options for kids. There are so many rock climbing gyms for adults only in this area and it would be great for there to be better programs for kids.

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★ 5

just meh (jk its awesome)

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★ 2

Both the buddy pass and punch card systems are money grubbing and not consumer friendly. 3 lifetime uses of the buddy pass is hilarious, and the punch card expiring in a year is just rude. The bouldering route setting at this location is genuinely uninteresting. The bouldering is borderline not good. Overall kind of disappointed to be honest

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★ 5

Been coming here on and off for years and it's always been great.

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★ 5

Edit: Back again. Still very happy with them! The current route setters I REALLY like!

So good I came back and got a membership! They have a fairly robust Boulder area, many top rope and lead climb, plus a few auto belay. The upstairs gym area is phenomenal. Everything is clean (obviously chalk dust is everywhere) and tidy, people are chill and staff are friendly. They play decent music as well, think Spotify-top 40-poptronic.

Edit: still great, still worth the membership 👍

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★ 5

Just started climbing at this gym and it is so perfect. The staff is lovely and helpful, great variety of routes and well maintained. Will be coming here for a long time.

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★ 5

Super thorough overview of the objectives, clear instructions and demonstrations for both the climber and belayer. I really apprecaited this informative and helpful class led by Clay, who is clearly a very experienced climber who made sure that all of us in the class were clear on how to be safe. If you want a good overview of the basics of top rope climbing, this is a great class.

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★ 5

Great spot location, love the fact that they have bouldering and top rope climbing!

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★ 2

The guest pass policy is the worst of any in the Front Range. They strongly advertise that a membership comes with 2 guest passes a month. It's a hard-to-find footnote that those passes are close to useless. Your guest can only get passed in 3 times EVER. Not per year, not per month, not per person doing the passing: ever.

It is the only gym in the Boulder/Louisville/Longmont complex that doesn't lend out lead ropes.

Routes stay closed for spinners for long periods of time. There was recently (in August, 2025) a route that was closed for over 2 weeks for a spinning hold.

The workout area leaves a lot to be desired. Few, old benches in a space that doesn't have a lot of equipment. It feels like you're always fighting for the 3-5 things that everyone wants to use (flat benches, mid-weight dumbbells, barbells). The dumbbells only go up to a paltry 75lbs, which is pretty thin.

The setting is fun and consistent. There's a vibrant kids community. It seems like they invested a lot in the wall space and are squeezing as hard as they can for the ROI on that.

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★ 5

Such lovely service. My kid loves this place. Too bad we no longer live nearby or we would be members!

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★ 5

Great climbing gym for all type of people. They have a kids area, gym, bouldering wall, and belay wall. It's perfect for people who are just starting to get into climbing and those who already know there way around.

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Very rude phone staff. Had to call multiple times to speak with someone in regards to an issue because the first person by the name of Katherine continued to hang up in my face all while laughing.

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The facility is great but unfortunately something has happened and there are very few routes to climb at the Louisville Spot and the one in Boulder. The walls are blank compared to the better gyms around the country and the world. I basically climb the same routes over and over again for months; I’d go somewhere else but this gym is close to my house and they have autobelays. In the photos below, you will see the main lead wall which has 9 routes on it and half of them are 13+ and harder, which of course very few of us can get off the ground. This is roughly a month after a competition, so there has been plenty of time to fill the walls with routes. For comparison, I added a photo of one of the lead walls at the Innsbruck Kletterzentrum in Austria, probably the most famous and well-respected gym in the world, where the world comp climbers go to train to get the highest level of training - the lead wall has lots of routes to choose from. It seems something has changed in the management’s philosophy (or budget for route setting) and they seem to want to have few routes and blank walls - because the same is happening in the bouldering area and at the Spot Boulder. It looks nice, like a competition wall, but there’s just not much to climb given that there is so much wall space. Bummer. I emailed the management sharing my opinions (as a paying member) and asking for clarity and have heard nothing in return.

Regardless, you can get a good workout here. The gym has auto-belays, hang boards and campus boards, a workout gym and some cardio machines, a handful of Yoga classes per week, kiddy climbing rooms, a gear store, wifi, climbing instructors and some free classes, showers in the locker rooms, and very friendly staff. You have to lead on your own ropes. You can use chalk. LGBTQ+ and diversity friendly and supportive.

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I previously rated The Spot Louisville as 5 stars, but I felt I needed to update this review.
It turns out they don't have any AC, and when it's hot outside, its sweltering inside. I went recently and it was easily close to 90F inside, which is pretty useless for trying to climb. They really need to get a functioning cooling system to get the temp to at least under 80F.

Apart from the lack of cooling, its still an amazing place to climb.

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★ 5

I really like this gym, everyone is friendly, and the routes have been new and creative every time I've been there.

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★ 4

Loved how big this spot gym was. There were a lot of bouldering holds and tons of rope climbing set ups. One of the kilter boards had some lights out which made usage difficult, but overall a nice time.

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★ 4

Really solid gym with great setting and fun variety of routes. I think the lead setting is better than the bouldering here, but overall pretty solid all around. It does get VERY crowded here, so you will likely have a much better time if you can climb outside of peak hours.

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★ 5

Liana’s Thursday yoga class is hands down the best yoga class I have ever taken. Also, of course I love the spot. Spot is fam.

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★ 5

Fun place to climb indoors, with a lively community, though it can get pretty crowded on weekday evenings, especially when the weather outside isn't great.

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★ 5

Best climbing gym around by far!
Great setting & friendly staff!!

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★ 2

We've been climbing here for 9 months now. Honestly, it's pretty disappointing. The gym is constantly overcrowded (not their fault), and children run around unattended. I've spoken to employees about children being unsafe on auto-belays, and it was ignored (I watched the kids continue to mess around for another 10 minutes before they came down on their own. No employees ever talked to them). I've never seen employees walking around to ensure that people are being safe, despite several employees sitting at the front desk. I love a laid back gym, I don't love an unsafe one.

If you're expecting much out of the yoga classes, that is also a disappointment. There aren't very many classes offered (relative to other gyms) despite them always being full. We've also had teachers show up late, or not at all, with no warning from the front desk staff upon checking in.

I want to love it here, but we honestly would rather drive farther away to climb elsewhere. It feels like this gym got thrown up, and was left to run itself without guidance from employees or management.

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★ 1

Had an employee make a threaten to kick me out about me dropping a 45lbs dumb bell. Hilariously stupid. Cancelled my membership. 90lbs (45+45lbs) is less than the weight of a person. So dropping ANY dumb bell wouldnt effect the structural integrity of the building. I would get it if I was dead lifting a lot of weight. But seriously, dumb bells? Has this particular staff member been to a regular commercial gym? Either way I want a refund for the last week of my membership that I cant use! This is BS

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★ 5

Fantastic routes and friendly, helpful staff.

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★ 5

Friendly staff, great facilities, we'll be back

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★ 5

Good route setting and friendly atmosphere

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★ 5

One of the tallest walls around.

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★ 2

Just raised monthly rates for the new year. If the gym was providing a quality experience that would be reasonable, but fluorescent lights have been flickering in almost every part of the gym since at least October and there are several routes that haven’t been reset in almost 5 months.

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★ 4

The route setting quality and frequency has definitely declined since the spot took over this place. I wouldn't recommend this place.

Edited 12/29/24: increasing this from 2 to 4 stars because there have been major improvements to route setting over the last 2 years and I appreciate that.

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★ 5

I climb at this location at least once a week. The staff are superb, all super friendly and helpful, and the setting is usually quite good (both bouldering and sport)

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Climbed here the other day and the gym was a zoo. Lots of kids running around and not being supervised. If there is a good time of day to visit I have yet to figure it out.

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Way too many kids and their ridiculous parents. The “omg I paid money so I can tell people my climbs” crew. Not worth the time.

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11/24... this is painful to write because the facility is awesome but the route setting is extremely narrow in style and very likely to induce injury in my experience. i have been a member here for a few years, and i just quit and will climb someplace else. the setting seems to be optimized for establishing shoulder injuries. it is as almost as if the gym partnered with a physical therapy shop... haha. more descriptively, think of routes well set for very young, strong climbers whose feet are similar in usage to a t-rex's arms. many of my female friends over 35 have left, and just this morning i watched someone on a 5.12 and a different person on a 5.9 and both climbs had the same frustrating and foundational problem... it is very unfortunate, i hope it changes, but given the trend, i suspect it will be a few years...

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★ 5

Loads of fun routes and problems! Awesome peeps of course, and helpful!

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★ 5

Great Gym!

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★ 5

Staff is so incredibly friendly. Especially Tory who very excitedly showed me the ropes as a complete beginner. I was intimidated, but he was so welcoming and jovial. Thanks for a great morning!

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★ 5

My second home. Great culture and routesetting. Love climbing at The Spot!

Update: Still love my home gym... it's been 2.5 years of getting strong here and we're very grateful to be part of the Spot fam ☺️

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★ 4

I recently participated in an Adult Training Series session with Chris Deuto at the Louisville gym, and can't say enough good things about my experience. I'm pretty active for 46 (running and climbing mostly), but I haven't had a strength-training routine in years and have been dealing with chronic pain, minor injuries, and decreased flexibility that I knew would only get worse with age. Chris' approach was to create a regimen of warm-ups, range-of-motion exercises, and stretches— one set specific to climbing, the other for running. Half a week in, I'm already noticing a difference.

I really appreciated Chris' clear and thoughtful communication style and respectful energy. (For any BIPOC folks reading this, I'm an Indigenous woman, and this session felt like a safe space, which can be hard to find around here sometimes!) Just a day or two after our session, he followed up with an easy-to-read, color-coded workout plan, and even texted short videos when I couldn't remember the names of some exercises.

Finally, a note on cost— $70 was a big stretch for my current budget, and I almost didn't sign up because I've already given this gym (starting with Evo) so much of my money over the years and haven't always felt like I was getting my money's worth. But for two hours of private, customized instruction, plus a workout plan, plus Chris' support and quick response time post-session, it was worth every penny. I'm encouraging my husband to sign up, and have shared this with another friend who climbs here too. Really hope they continue to offer these sessions— I will definitely be back again when our finances are stabler.

Also, clarity on my rating-- Chris gets 5 stars. The gym as a whole is a 4, with room for improvement.

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Loved the gym

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★ 5

Helpful staff, high quality gear and climbing walls suited suited for all levels.

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★ 5

I go here all the time and just went today with my cousins. They especially loved the gym and all the amenities that were present. I feel like this place is the one to train and just get better at climbing

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★ 4

Really fun climbing with lots of autobelays and a belay partner whiteboard if you're from out of town like me.

Some room for improvement: Each of their three exercise bikes are in... pretty rough condition. Broken pedal straps, loose handlebars, even a broken seat. On the one hand, it's a climbing gym, so stuff like this is just a bonus. But it would be awesome if they could get some repairs in on them :)

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★ 4

A wonderful place to climb. The staff are nice, with a few exceptions of those who seem like they hate their job. The bouldering area has lots of variety for beginners or more experienced climbers, and changes frequently to keep you interested. Though it is very small and could be bigger.

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It's a nice facility but the HVAC is terrible! It must have been 95 in the bouldering area. Don't go in the summer unless you like ruining your skin.

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★ 5

Clean gym and air.
Doesn’t stink like feet like some gyms…
Clay and Will were so friendly and helpful.

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★ 5

The front desk staff was super nice, clean air compared to some climbing gyms. 10/10

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★ 5

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★ 5

Great Spot for climbing! Took some great lead & anchoring classes with Alex and overall the staff has been phenomenal at all the locations I’ve been to!

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This is a really nice facility for climbers of almost any age and a broad range of experience and preferred climbing style (bouldering, trad or speed climbing) but the staff is what makes it a 5 star establishment. Everyone I've interacted with there, from the front desk to the team coaches, has given me the impression they would do this job for free (but they shouldn't - I hope they're well compensated!).

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Really cool spot to go and get some climbing in! Very informative staff and overall a great vibe in the community. Fantastic ever-changing routes which are really fun to explore across. Camps and classes are great and very fun for kids

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Super fun climbing gym. The staff are always friendly and helpful.

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★ 5

Kind staff, everyone is so supportive here. Great community. Took a class here with my brother and had Will, highly recommend. They also have sliding scale memberships for folks that can’t afford a full membership which is amazingly equitable and kind.

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★ 4

I wouldn’t say it’s super beginner friendly but still a super fun gym with lots of cool events and community nights

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Today, I experienced a very similar situation to another one star Google review posted about a Spot staff member who wasn’t given any reasons as to why she failed the belay test.

I was brought to the gym as a guest because my partner has a membership. I hadn’t climbed for about a year and expected to be a bit rusty on things. During the belay test, it took some time for me to remember everything, but the staff member’s intimidating and dismissive demeanor was very off putting and did little to help. Being nervous, I was told by this gentleman to take my time and that he didn’t care how I got to the correct end result, only that I was able to do so without help. He even said that he “wouldn’t fail me if everything was right.” I passed all the safety checks and didn’t fail any part of the exam although it was obvious I was nervous. After I was finished, he told me that he couldn’t pass me. I asked why and he said that I just “need to be more confident.” When my partner asked what part of the test I failed so that he could practice with me, the man didn’t offer suggestions other than that I lack confidence. I understand that safety is the utmost important thing, so I would be understanding had I failed something objective on the test. He even told my partner that my technique was good.

Overall, I thought the employee lacked professionalism, being very short and dismissive and did little to help calm my nerves or make me feel welcomed as a climber.

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★ 4

Don’t be fooled. This is a day care center disguised as a climbing gym. If you can catch it at the perfect timing it’s great but 90% of the time it’s overcrowded and then you have the hundreds of kids not being watched who will climb under you or run around under you while you’re on the wall. When the parents are around they’re disrespectful. Not sure if it’s just the area it’s in but for some reason the people who climb here have no climbing etiquette. Giving 4 stars for the times it’s tolerable and for the yoga classes.

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The friendliest climbing gym I’ve ever been to. Great route setting too!

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Best bouldering gym around, and it never feels corporate

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★ 5

A really lovely climbing gym. It used to be part of the EVO chain of climbing gyms, but was acquired by The Spot when EVO went under during the pandemic.

It has kept nearly all of the smaller town feeling from when it was EVO- there's signatures on the wall from professional climbers, a little museum, and the gym has lots of things that seem to be left on purpose for someone to come back to. There's a real feeling of community here, evidenced by seeing people often and waving hello. The buddy board is always full, which is a nice thing compared to movement, where it seems like it's always empty.

I really like the setting- most of the time. Sometimes, it feels geared entirely towards very dynamic climbers or tall people, which I think would dissuade some climbers. I do wish things were set more often- some of the lead wall stuff was up for three months before being rotated. Some of my favorite climbs ever have been here - particularly on the slab sport wall next to the big circular volumes, and in the arch. Right now there's a very cool volume problem in the arch that is quite hard, and I remember a couple months ago a similar one set that had you straddle the chimney and work your way up.

The gym is decent, but does leave a little to be desired. There simply isn't enough space for more stuff, so I understand the restrictions, and it is also directly above the office and front desk so you can't drop any weights (they don't have bumper plates anyway). If I could add stuff, I'd probably add another cable machine and maybe an extra weight holder.
The boxes, though, are by far the nicest and strongest boxes I've ever used in a gym. They are amazing, and you can easily do one leg pistol squats on them without them tipping over.

Integration with Kaya is nice, though it seems there's a maximum number of people that can be on the wifi? If they could increase that, it would be lovely, as you won't get signal in the building or around it really.

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★ 5

Excellent staff, visited from out of town and took part of their $15 Friday deal! This would be a primary gym for me if my goals were to practice lead and top rope climbing (they have tons of it).

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Its ok

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Great community also I practically live here they have plentiful weights

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★ 5

Excellent climbing gym!

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★ 3

Expensive, crowded, and out of the way. There are better gyms around

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★ 3

Giving a three star rating for the following reasons. I’ve gone to the Boulder location a few times and the staff there are absolutely rude. Maybe it’s been my luck that the two times of gone there they had bad front desk staff. My only other complaint is they limit the amount of times your guest can go. For example I can’t take the same person once a month. They only allow guest a total of 3xs. I don’t know why care. I was considering switching to the spot but I think I’ll stick with my current gym since they always have great staff, it’s never super crowded and they don’t care who and how many times I take my guest for my monthly free pass.

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★ 5

good gym, great bouldering and top rope

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I have been a member of these gyms for a year and a half, and I advise anyone interested in climbing NOT to come to the spot. Every single weekday the gym gets more and more overcrowded and it is getting to the point where I may stop climbing here all together. There are larger gyms that can handle this number of people, the spot is not one of them. This goes for all locations. They're all way too crowded now...

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★ 5

Love this gym and the staff. It can get crazy crowded and people aren't always looking out for each other so be sure to proceed with caution but the routes both bouldering and top rope are well set and test my limits every time I come. I highly recommend getting a membership if you plan on going 2-3 times a week. The gym upstairs is small but has all the necessities. Come send it!!

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★ 5

Awesome little bouldering gym! Staff is super friendly!!

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A great gym with a range of routes. Everyone is friendly!

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★ 5

Great modern gym with large walls. Very good kids programs for your kids to learn and get into climbing.

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★ 5

It's always a blast to go climbing here. The selection changes from time to time, allowing regulars to still be invested. The staff is nice and I've never had any problems with them.

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I havent been a fan of the spot for years, but last night took the cake. Their so called bouldering 'comp' turned out to be nothing but an overpriced climbing session, where only the open/pro category mattered. First, while going over the comp rules, the MC stated that the "beginner climbs are just for warm-ups and hopefully no one is actually pushing hard on those." Excuse me? Isn't this supposed to be a friendly climbing community that supports all levels of climbing? Then, this so called 'comp' didn't even recognize the winners of the beginner thru advanced categories. Because if they're not pros, who really cares, right? We're all just "here to have fun." Don't label it as a competition and have competitors track their climbs if you're not going to freaking do anything with it. Why charge $50 a head and not at least celebrate each level? Oh, right. Profit. Greed. Nice.

I ended my membership with the spot a few years back (I originally joined when the gym was Evo) and I am so glad I left. Looking forward to future competitions elsewhere -- where everyone matters.

Peace out, spot. I won't be back.

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★ 5

Beautiful facility with a nice vibe.

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★ 4

Nice place for indoor climbing

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★ 4

awesome 1st climb experience

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★ 5

My kids love summer camp at the Spot.

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★ 5

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★ 5

It's a great gym, big improvement on the original. Very nice workout area and doesn't get their AC fan combo handles hot days pretty well. Love the auto belays and the boards.

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★ 5

sasha is such a positive and helpful employee! i love this gym

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★ 5

Visiting from Canada ! Was very impressed with the variety.

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I’m a member at Movement, but considered moving over to this gym chain since this particular location is closer. I called in, spoke with a woman named “Sasha”. Explained that I can’t get a buddy pass from a friend because I don’t know anyone here, but my wife and I would like to check them out and see if this could be the gym for us. I don’t want to pay $50 to check them out when I already have a membership and can climb free elsewhere. She understands, and says just come in and I can get free passes to check them out. Great! I get there and the parking lot is packed. For whatever reason 30+ bikers are having a meet up and hogging up the gym’s parking, which doesn’t seem right… Anyway I go in, get a tour from the actual Sasha (a male, not who I spoke to on the phone - seems like the staff is pretty immature and doesn’t even give their real names over the phone?) and then they say ok you can climb, but you have to pay $10… what? I tell him that not what the woman I spoke to on the phone said and I drove all the way over here. “Sorry but she shouldn’t have said that” is his only response. I just left, drove onto Movement Boulder, which was way less busy, and even offered members a free beer after climbing as a way to celebrate being open 14 years. I’m not even mad at Sasha, but The Spot should really just empower their employees to help people check them out and grow membership. I don’t care about $10, but I do care about spending my money at a place that cares at least a little about customer service. I honestly wonder why I even considered leaving Movement after the bizarre experience I had here tonight and the 5 star experience I had at Movement Boulder. The difference between the two could not be more apparent. The only positive thing I observed was a free EV charger in the parking lot, which is a really nice touch. This was just a very disappointing experience and a complete waste of time. I hoped this would be less busy and a relaxed atmosphere, but it’s just as crowded as any other climbing gym in the area. I’ll happily keep on spending my thousands of dollars at Movement instead - it’s a no brainer.

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★ 5

Awesome place to climb, love the atmosphere the route setting is good but on the lighter end of the scale definetly won't be finding any sandbagged routes here. Love the staff overall 5 stars I'll be coming back for sure!

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★ 5

I brought my niece (6 years old) and my nephew (2), and the only reason we finally left was that they had so much fun that they were exhausted. I'm kinda fun, but The Spot is incredibly fun. We will be back.

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★ 5

Truly is a supportive environment. I really enjoy how they help out members wherever they can. I like how I can just go in here, put the headphones in, and get laps in on the autobelays as they’re plentiful here. Thank you for helping me during rough times financially as well. Kept me climbing.

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★ 5

Great for kids! Our 3yo has been going to classes, and we've been really impressed - especially with the great coaching staff. He previously took lessons at another kids-specific climbing gym in the area, and this is sooooo much better.

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★ 5

Want to learn to climb? Unless your name is Alex Honnold this place can help you.

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★ 5

Love this gym, setting is always consistent and the staff is super friendly. I find it to be pretty clean and there are lines on all the walls for people of all levels to enjoy. Lots of classes for beginners both indoor and outdoor and the kids seem to be having fun in their classes and camps! I'm not a huge fan of how they grade their Boulder problems, but honestly it isn't too big of an issue.

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Gets a star for being decent if you happen to be there when there arnt swarms of high school and younger kids everywhere. If you have to go after work hopefully you enjoy essentially being at a primary school gym...even in summer it's packed full of kids

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Newish owners doing awesome work with the place! Also they help make it affordable for all. A+

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★ 5

My third time climbing ever was at this gym and it could not have gone better! The auto-belay stations were convenient for when you’re not climbing with a belaying partner. My favorite place was their bouldering section. I didn’t expect to like bouldering as much as I did. They had a lot of cool routes; I got to traverse horizontally and tried my hands at hanging full-body. My climbing partner was knowledgeable so I felt at ease as a beginner. If I had gone by myself, I think it would’ve been a much more intimidating experience. Everyone who was there seemed very at ease with their surroundings as if they’ve been climbing since birth. In fact, there were a few families with little children at the bouldering walls. My ego was slightly bruised when I saw a kid half my height fly up the wall on a route that I had painstakingly completed 5 minutes earlier. I’ll definitely be back to try my hand at more bouldering routes.

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★ 5

Great place for all ages.

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★ 5

Pretty cool place with lots of different climbing walls and bouldering spots. And the instructors are top notch.

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Solid gym - clean and good fitness programs

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I submitted a request to cancel my membership and received a confirmation email stating that the request was processed. However, my credit card was still charged the next month and the Spot refused to provide a refund. I ended up having to dispute the charge with my bank. Additionally, the number of poorly supervised children who are unaware of there surroundings is unsafe. Countless times a child has walked right underneath me while I was bouldering. Teaching etiquette and safety does not seem to be a high enough priority for the kids programs.

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Thank you very much for the rule change.

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★ 5

My favorite climbing gym. The vibes are chill, energy is great, and they change up the routes often enough to where it gets mixed up but not so often you can't work one route for a bit. I love the separate kids sections, and the auto belay options for when I don't have a climbing partner. The bouldering section is my favorite, and the staff is super chill. 5/5, great gym keeps me climbin.

Also, as a sensory sensitive individual, this gym is amazing. The lights aren't too overwhelming, the music isn't too loud, and it's usually not too crowded. Even when it is kind of crowded, The layout helps keep things spread out so you don't feel like you're on top of other people.

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We have been coming to this gym for a long time, through multiple names and ownerships. Ever since Spot took over and COVID era ended, this place is almost impossible to utilize for training unless you have odd hours off. The kids programs are everywhere. They have dedicated spaces for kids upstairs and downstairs (often empty), yet they still have super young kids at peak hours "climbing" in the main Bouldering area. It seems really dangerous as they don't have the best spatial awareness. In general there are youth programs taking up many routes and the workout area during times when the place is already a zoo from regular clients. I want to love it still, but it has unfortunately become a pretty unpleasant experience due to the chaos.

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★ 5

My first visit,& was pretty awesome

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★ 5

Great friendly staff, excellent climbing options, can’t wait to go back!

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★ 5

Great climbing gym with super fun vibes! The routes are well set and interesting and the overall atmosphere in the gym has me joyful the whole time I’m there

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★ 5

Great staff, some really great setting, and grades are accurate and not too easy or too hard. Giant lead wall is really fun and the bouldering is pretty great too. My favorite gym around here.

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★ 4

Great gym for sport climbing. Love a lot of the routes. Tends to get crowded in the evenings and limited refreshment options.

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I’ve been climbing here for almost a year and I love a lot of things about this gym, but the number of kids programs that happen during peak hours is becoming an issue. I was hoping to get an endurance workout on an auto belay the other day, but they were all in use by kids in one of the gym’s climbing clubs. There were two staff members with the kids, but instead of actually belaying them, they just let the kids dominate the auto belays.

The gym has two dedicated spaces for kids, one upstairs and one downstairs. There are tons of open autobelays upstairs with child friendly routes. Please sequester kids to these areas when it’s busy in the gym.

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★ 5

Go here!!! Great staff & loads of classes to help you improve your technique. Auto belays are available on your solo days.

Yoga classes are included with monthly membership, as well as discounted prices on technique classes offered. They even provide courses to help you transition from indoor to outdoor climbs. The community is great - you’re bound to make friends along the way. Can’t say enough good things. Check out The Spot!

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★ 5

Great routes, staff, and climbers

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★ 5

Amazing facilities and staff!!

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★ 5

Great place to climb. The people that climb here are friendly and helpful

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★ 5

I don't understand any of the negative reviews. I think most of them were outdated, because the routes all feel amazing and I have made geniune friends with some staff, they are all amazing people. Never had a bad experience here and I've been going for circa six months.

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★ 5

The Spot Climbing Gym is awesome.

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★ 4

Good gym. Just like most their routes could be farther apart or less ropes or less people.

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★ 1

Worst gym I ever went to. The have robbed me of membership dues multiple times since I moved THREE MONTHS AGO, and have refused to cancel my account for the third time in a row.

Going to have to cancel the charge at my bank because these crooks refuse to do it.

There are some very nice independent climbing gyms in boulder, go there. AVOID THIS PLACE, THEY WILL STEAL FROM YOU!!!

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★ 5

Great gym 5 stars

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★ 5

Great climbing gym with top rope, bouldering and even a kids section. Was a solid discount on Friday which was great. Friendly staff with good amenities. Lots of climbing space for all skill levels and ages. Highly recommended.

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★ 2

The $50 membership initiation fee that’s not listed anywhere on the website was an unwelcome surprise. Bouldering was a bit disappointing- the walls were pretty sparse so there weren’t a lot of climbs, and many of them lacked ratings. Top rope was good, walls are much taller than the gyms in boulder, and lots of autobelays.

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★ 5

Spacious, Clean, and some of the best route setting in the area. Not sure how they've kept the routesetting so good, with a few different lead setters, but it is!

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★ 5

My family has been apart of the spot since the day they opened in 2017 as Evo. Fun Gym just wish they would bring childcare back.

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★ 5

Excellent setting, and mega wall right when you walk in. Came in on a really crowded night unfortunately (team night + rope training). The finger crack you guys have is pretty rad too.

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★ 2

Second day using my membership, gym failed to open. Gave up after 20 min. No morning workout today...

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★ 5

Best gym around Boulder. Not crowded, has a moonboard, training area, nice, not-very-steep route setting…!

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★ 5

Great climbing gym!

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★ 5

Very consistent in re setting boulders. And they are great boulders!

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★ 1

I really wanted to love this and leave a positive review, but...

I've NEVER climbed before. Anywhere. And the intro classes are not at convenient times for me. I was hoping that the staff would at least take 5 minutes to show me the basics - for safety sake if nothing else.

But nope! He was barely engaged while working to find me shoes that fit and I filled out the waiver. When I started asking about where to go, etc. (cause I've never been here before, remember), he reluctantly got up, showed me the walls and kinda (not really) explained the dot system...which still doesn't really make sense to me since I didn't even see dots on many of the routes.

He pointed in the direction of the bathroom and lockers as well as said what is upstairs, but never bothered to walk me around or anything.

Honestly, I get better service at the grocery store!!

Very disappointed...Might be different at one of their other locations, but I'm reluctant to even try at this point...and certainly not feeling like I want to shell out money for private instruction.

Also, while I was there, there were ZERO other females. It was very uncomfortable and did not feel women-friendly at all!

They need better staff and more intro class times throughout the day and week.

If you know what you're doing and don't care about service, it might be fine...

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★ 5

Super open a lots of routes. Friendly atmosphere!

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★ 5

It was a great time. I took my son and a friend of his. We'll definitely go again.

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