★ 5

Its really chill and the staff are nice.

Source: Google

★ 4

VIBES: My wife and I love this place. The staff are very welcoming and friendly, especially when you're a new climber. The community is very encouraging and when stuck on a climb, passerby may offer hints or tips like "grab the hold to your left," or "try switching your feet on the foothold." Climbing is such an intimidating activity to get into, but it doesn't feel like other sports where you're being judged as a major noob.

FACILITY: It is very clean and neat here. Restroom is always pretty spotless (though we usually go in the mornings) and theres a place to put climbing shoes outside of the restroom. Feminine products are also available to guests in case of a sudden visit from Mother Nature.

OTHER: There are other board games for kids to do while their parents climb or if theyre burned out. There is also a gym available as well that is included with the membership. Auto belay, top rope and bouldering are available at this branch and it is our go-to when we feel like climbing.

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 3

Nice gym with very cool routes for both sport climbing and bouldering. However the route setting is not very inclusive for shorter climbers. Most of the routes are too reachy without alternative foot holds provided and if you don’t like dyno, these are not pleasant to work on. Wouldn’t say it’s a good gym to progress your skills.

Source: Google

★ 1

There is an incredible amount of dust and large particles in the air at this location. During the evening hours when the sun is shining into the building at the right angle is the only time when you can really see it. It is an extremely thick cloud. I don’t believe they have any air filters in their circulation system. This is a large health concern for me. Every time I go my throat gets extremely scratchy and I have a little trouble breathing and coughing when I leave

Source: Google

★ 5

Very nice setup, clean facility and fantastic staff. One of our children is having their first climbing experience, and they could not like the environment or experience more.

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 1

This review is an email I sent the manager regarding staff behavior and gym culture:

“Dear Becky,

I’m writing to share some serious feedback regarding my husband Andrew’s experience at the 6:30 p.m. belay class tonight (6/19) with Stacey at CRG Stoneham. Unfortunately, his experience was not only disappointing but, sadly, not surprising based on previous encounters we and others have had at this location.

Andrew shared that the class began before the scheduled time, and he had to be caught up by the instructor. While he appreciated being brought up to speed, it understandably disrupted the flow for others who were already present.

More concerning, however, was the way the instructor, Stacey, conducted the class. Andrew described her as condescending, visibly frustrated, and dismissive—not only toward him but also toward other participants, particularly an older gentleman in the group. After the class, Andrew overheard her at the front desk referring to the learners as “not bright” and “stupid.” This is completely unacceptable behavior from any staff member, let alone someone in a teaching role.

For months, we’ve reached out requesting one-on-one belay instruction—offering to pay whatever was necessary—but were repeatedly directed to group instruction. This situation was entirely preventable had our requests been met with flexibility and an understanding of different learning styles.

Frankly, I’m livid. This isn’t an isolated incident but part of a pattern of poor professionalism and disregard we’ve witnessed at this location over the years. I’ve spent over 15 years in the fitness industry, and one key principle I teach the coaches I mentor is this: if you see bad movement or behavior in your space, you’ve either coached it or allowed it.

Time and again, I’ve seen staff at CRG Stoneham struggle with basic standards of professionalism—respect for clients, time management, spatial awareness, and general courtesy. And I know we’re not the only ones who’ve noticed. The overall culture at this location feels increasingly toxic, and I suspect this stems from a disproportionate focus on advanced climbers and team programs. When too much attention is given to one part of the business, other aspects—like general member experience and facility upkeep—suffer.

A clear example of this is the fitness area, which is consistently dirty and poorly maintained. The floors are covered in dust bunnies, equipment is often misplaced or damaged, and the space lacks the cleanliness and pride that should be standard in any fitness facility.

I sincerely hope this feedback prompts some internal reflection and action—whether that’s staff coaching, improved hiring practices, or an honest investment in gym-wide culture and cleanliness. I know this gym has potential, and there are wonderful staff and members who deserve better.

For transparency, I’ve also posted this feedback to Google Reviews. I’m more than willing to meet and discuss constructive ways to move forward and create a more inclusive and respectful environment for all CRG Stoneham members.”

Source: Google

★ 1

The gym is okay, but they kept on canceling their classes without any notice. It is quite annoying to head over for the class but it is canceled. This happened to me 3 times out of 5 classes I sign up.

Source: Google

★ 4

Source: Google

★ 5

We truly enjoyed our first rock climbing experience—it was even more exciting than we expected! The staff was incredibly friendly, helpful, and made us feel comfortable right away, even as beginners. The facility is well-maintained, with a great variety of climbing walls for all skill levels. It’s not just a workout—it’s a fun and empowering way to challenge yourself both mentally and physically. We can’t wait to come back!

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 4

Source: Google

★ 5

I recently took a lead climbing class with Tom, and I couldn’t be more impressed with the experience. Tom’s approach was calm, clear, and incredibly reassuring. He provided detailed instructions while making sure I felt safe and confident at every step. His expertise was evident, and he took the time to explain techniques thoroughly, ensuring I understood both the climbing and safety aspects. If you are looking for lead certification I would recommend taking the class at Stoneham CRG.

Source: Google

★ 5

Really nice gym! Very friendly staff. Definitely a high quality rock climbing gym. The price is not cheap but you get access to a high quality gym and many top notch climbs. Gear rentals are inexpensive.

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 5

Love the gym and the walls and the vibe. I go all the time.

Source: Google

★ 4

Friendly and helpful staff, a little bit smelly for beginners

Source: Google

★ 5

Newer to climbing top rope. Took the baley class with Renee. She was fantastic! Thank you for such an open, welcoming experience. I’ll be back again, next time with more of my family to introduce them to this great sport!

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 4

Source: Google

★ 2

I usually make just 5 star reviews because if I’m not crazy about a place, I don’t bother writing one. But I’m leaving this meh review because we are CRG members and I really wanted to love the nearby Stoneham gym. It’s probably great if you are an advanced climber with climbing partners. And I like that they offered chalk. But other than that it was such a bummer. My 9 year old is on the rec climbing team at a different CRG location so we went to the Stoneham gym because it looked great online. First, I was taken aback that the few auto belays are crowded on top of each other. There are 4 or 5 climbs that aren’t rated - just lots of easy holds including one that is literally a ladder. Awesome for really little kids but that’s it. The other 4 or 5 auto belays, also crammed in that space, are 5.8+ . So nothing in between for progressing beginners. When I was there, about 15 kids and parents were in this tiny area waiting for a turn. Meanwhile the cavernous top rope area was pretty empty. We decided to just boulder, only to see a sign that it was 13+. I had checked their website before coming and it didn’t say that. We wouldn’t have come if we had known. I asked one of the employees if that included kids accompanied by an adult. He was very discouraging about it, saying they didn’t have easy bouldering problems for us. He also said they didn’t let kids go up there because they misbehaved. He would have to get permission from the assistant manager. She said yes immediately, which I appreciate. But then he went over all the bouldering rules, which we know because, again my son is on the rec team, and because anyone who climbs at CRG does an orientation that goes over all those exact same rules. He ended with a warning that we might fall and twist an ankle. It was weird. I get that not everything in the world has to be kid friendly. That’s fine. Some CRG locations are explicitly 13+. But just make that clear rather than make it uncomfortable.

Source: Google

★ 5

Staff are very helpful and kind. Had a great first time climbing.

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 4

Clean gym, nice staff. A decent amount of bouldering and top role and a good amount of lead. There's a vending machine for snacks and a bubbler for water.

My one area of growth for this gym is the boulder setting. After climbing in Montreal and Germany, the setting here feels a bit boring. It also feels skewed towards tall people, as there have been climbs I couldn't even start. I was surprised that this was more of an issue in American gyms than German gyms considering the average height in Germany is taller! If the boulder setting had a bit more interesting moves and did not have as many morphos it would be 5 stars!

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 4

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 5

Just had a super rad experience with central rock employee Brad. Not only do an incredible job belaying me he gave me a tip that helped me go from climbing 5.8s to reaching almost the top of a 5.9. This gym has a warm welcoming community vibe and they several events for queer and female climbers. I’m really happy with my membership at this location.

Thanks Brad! Thanks Central Rock!

Shout out to Becky Aspell for being awesome and helping me with my membership a few months ago!

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 5

Great gym! Good routes, clean space, great staff. Highly recommend.

Source: Google

★ 4

Source: Google

★ 1

Jim is mad rude

Source: Google

★ 4

Top-rope focused gym. There's not many auto-belays, so find a partner and get belay certified to enjoy the full gym. The bouldering grades are quite a bit harder than the Metrorock gyms around.

We were given an orientation on how to use the auto-belays and bouldering walls, which seemed a bit unnecessary since we had all climbed before. We had to wait a long time for the only staff member on duty to take care of everyone at the front desk, just to show us how to clip in.

Source: Google

★ 5

My son loves rock climbing here, & his instructors are great!
Even the days that had a heavy crowd didn't seem chaotic or overwhelmingly noisy - & love the small seating area :)

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 5

Great atmosphere. Totally great place to bring kids and adults. The rating system is reflective of the courses. The gears, one day pass are great and it's totally worth it. I recommend to tag along with someone who does this regularly.

Source: Google

★ 5

This gym is amazing! Such good variety in every kind of climbing. The staff is super knowledgeable and friendly. Wish we lived up here so we could be members. Also love the routes they make. Challenging but fun.

Source: Google

★ 5

Great atmosphere and friendly staff!

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 5

Came just to boulder. Friendly staff, great setting.

Source: Google

★ 5

We've had a very positive experience at Central Rock Gym- friendly and helpful staff, clean facility and a nice mix of routes. It's been a great place for us to learn to climb.

Source: Google

★ 5

First time coming here and it was so much fun. Emily helped out and she was so sweet, caring and so helpful!

Source: Google

★ 5

Friendly staff, good vibes, and a clean facility! The top-rope and lead look amazing for all skill levels, and the bouldering area is comparatively small, but very well set

Source: Google

★ 2

As a transient climber who has recently made this gym my home gym, it's pretty painful to call it that. Pretty mediocre and would rank it at the bottom 10%. It's a relatively new gym so its facility is in good condition. That's the only thing going for it. The setting which is critical is okay-ish. They do have 1 tension board at least. The overall vibe which makes climbing special is mehhhh. The staff is the worst part of it. A bunch of stuck up and unhelpful lot.

Source: Google

★ 1

They charged me $14 for a guest pass! This place is clearly not run by climbers anymore, and is now just a corporate profit machine. It's not acceptable to charge for guest passes. They also tried to charge us $10 for a rope. This experience makes me appreciate my home gym of Planet Granite (now Movement) all the more. PG doesn't nickel and dime its members and their guests, and ropes are free!

I've been to a lot of gyms around the country, and the gym itself was average at best. The setting was below average, with some interesting moves, some awkward moves, and a lot of grading inconsistency.

Source: Google

★ 5

Great gym with a mix of bouldering and top rope available, as well as a well stocked weight room. Accommodating staff and facility for new and experienced climbers.

Source: Google

★ 5

The route setting in bouldering and top rope are great in Stoneham. I also like the way the bouldering is located separate from top and lead. Cool walls in this gym. Currently the most interesting place that I climb!

Source: Google

★ 2

Love that they're running a daycare here during peak hours. Not annoying at all having 30 kids running around and in front of you with no awareness or conception of a queue whatsoever. Maybe the instructors should teach this?

The issue is exacerbated by their claustrophobic bouldering walls that are way too small for the monthly membership fee of $109.

Hey I don't blame the parents either, I'd throw my brats in this daycare too (although they'd probably learn nought seeing the poorly planned fitness programs here; some of the instructors aren't much more adept than the children in climbing ability either, albeit, some are very skilled).

I've been a member for almost a year, but I'll be canceling my membership, and advising colleagues to stay away.

Otherwise, staff seem friendly. Pretty clean, open space.

TLDR; pretty cool daycare center, subpar climbing gym for the price. Avoid.

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 5

Clean and friendly environment. Absolute pleasure to work with Corey. My positive experience with him led me to write this. It would be nice if the gym had a heavy bag to punch, this did not detract from the experience

Source: Google

★ 4

Source: Google

★ 4

Place is great.
Bouldering area seems off limits for kids. That's strange. If not, 5 stars.

Source: Google

★ 1

0 - star for kids program.
I signed up a 2-hour kids program in Central Rock Gym for my 7 year-old via Burlington Reaeration center, which wastes my TIME/ MONEY. It was a terrible experience for me to watch how the program is being run. (Maybe I should have just dropped him off and picked him up after 2 hour so I would never find out what's happening).

From my observation, after 4 lessons, my kid didn't learn anything as a beginner rock climber due to the following reasons:

1) The coach DID NOT TEACH ANYTHING ANYTHING ANYTHING
2) Every time grouping is a myth. My kid (beginner level) was often grouped with kids in way more advanced level, which caused the issue #3 below.
3) The coach DID NOT provide equal opportunity for everyone. Some kids with more advanced skill, they got 30 min practice time during 2 hour session. However, for kids in beginner level, they got only 1 to 3 min practice during the entire 2 hour session.
4) Game time is very long (about 30 min) and the game itself is ridiculous, nothing related to Rock Climbing at all, which is really just wasting time.

My kids have been in Swimming, Tennis, Basketball, Karate, etc other activities in all over the places. This Kids Rock Climbing is the worst program that we have had so far. We will never go back even though I'm going to lose my money for the next 4 sessions.

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 4

Seems like a great spot for sport and top rope. Bouldering area is pretty cool but the layout is a bit odd. Pretty busy in the afternoon but can get a good send in either way

Source: Google

★ 5

Had a great time learning to belay and top rope from Cory. Really clear instructions and happy to answer questions that we had!

Source: Google

★ 2

30 people sitting in the bouldering area, not climbing, just watching and whispering about the few people that were actually there to climb. If you are self conscious about being a beginner like me, don't go here on a weekend, go somewhere further from Boston. Staff were friendly and helpful.

Source: Google

★ 5

Da gratest!

Update: still da gratest!

Source: Google

★ 3

Clean environment and friendly staff overall. However, some of the climbing teams/classes run around in the bouldering and top rope sections. There has been a few times I have been climbing only to jump down and almost land on a kid running unsupervised on the mats. Its important for kids of all ages to exercise but safety should be a priority first and foremost.

Source: Google

★ 5

We had such a great time at the gym last night. Kids had a blast. We cannot wait to go again and even take a little class on belaying and climbing again.

Source: Google

★ 5

Friendly staff, and big open space.

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 5

Fun boulder problems

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 2

To be quite honest, I'm questioning how long I'm keeping my membership here. The culture here reeks of elitism and this is confirmed by how they categorize their teams (see photo). Completely unwelcoming.

The bouldering section is almost always jam packed and dominated by the "better" climbers as they crowd and stand around in front of people sitting on the mats waiting their turn. These climbers are rude and visibly annoyed when other climbers have their go.

COVID protocols are lacking as only some folks are wearing masks and social distancing. I wish they'd bring back timed sessions.

Staff can be pretty rude and unprofessional. Regardless of age they need to be putting the safety of others first and whether or not they are clocked in need to realize they are representing the crg name. A photoshoot session during peak hours is not only a nuisance but unfair to the climbers trying to use that wall. Save that for off hours. That staff member needs an attitude check in general.

I often hear overhear other members talking about other gyms and how they'd join those if they were closer and to be fair, they're right. This gym is almost always overrun and packed to the brim. CRG definitely makes enough money to perhaps expand this location and add more bouldering sections.

As someone who has climbed at gyms all over the northeast, this one ranks dead last in use of space, community, and culture. All of which are essential to any rock gym.

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 3

I went for the bouldering area and although I'm trying to find a new gym to switch over too I don't think I'd decide to join crg. The route setting isn't bad but it's just lack luster to me. top rope and lead is definitely the focal point here but I didn't get a chance to give it a shot.

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 5

Great gym. Clean and large space.. Lots of opportunities for top rope, lead climbs, auto belays, and boldering. Bouldering routes are pretty challenging. Did not use the other amenities but did see they had a large gym with weights, weight racks, and cardio equipment as well.

Source: Google

★ 5

Great place, The staff is friendly and fun. Has a Wide variety for different skill levels. Something I should add is that I had no prior experience with climbing. But they got me hooked!

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 4

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 5

It's horrible. Stay home. Get fat. Stay safe.

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 5

Great routes, great terrain, great staff.

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 5

Friendly staff and very good about covid guidelines. Would recommend this place to friends

Source: Google

★ 4

Not too crowded at 10AM. Nice and cool

Source: Google

★ 5

This is a grea and, relatively new gym. Routes are updated regularly and there is a good variety, even though the gym is not huge. Plenty of bouldering, top roping, and lead routes with a variety of settings. Staff and members are laid back, friendly, and helpful. Be careful of the walls though - they are roughly textured and you will lose some skin to them if you are not careful.

Source: Google

★ 5

Simply dope

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 5

Excellent rock gym. Very new and clean. I go often, and my 2 sons are members here. The coaches are great, and I love this as an alternative sport to the more traditional sports, which aren't for everyone. My kids are part of the Rec Team and always look forward to going. They have definitely become stronger since starting here about a year ago.

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 5

Relaxed atmosphere is perfect for learning or improving climbing skills.

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 3

Beautiful, new facility, however the route setting is kind of rough. Grades seem accurate I guess, but the style doesn’t vary much. It is also really expensive. Those are the reasons I’m rating it 3/5 stars. I’d rather go to a cheap gym with better setting

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 4

Source: Google

★ 5

Great bouldering wall for all levels. Fitness facility is good for all types of workouts.

Source: Google

★ 5

Great facilities. Nice, well equipped fitness center. Pretty frequent turnover for the routes. Lots of membership benefits and events including discounted equipment rental/purchase. Not quite as extensive as some of their other locations but still great.

Source: Google

★ 5

CRG Stoneham is a great place to be. I love climbing here. Great route setting with new routes regularly. Fun, friendly, knowledgable staff. A great community to join!

Source: Google

★ 4

New clean rock gym. Older, calmer clientele than CRs other gyms. Well set, fun routes. Limited classes and parking.

Source: Google

★ 5

Great climbing atmosphere, regularly reset routes, engaging staff and friendly groups of climbers.

Source: Google

★ 5

Awesome gym! I've been climbing here since they opened, and joined the adult team, which has been a great experience. Facilities are always clean, there's an exercise room with plenty of equipment,a yoga room, and plenty of lockers and cubbies for gear. My favorite place to workout and hang out with friends!

Source: Google

★ 5

I've been climbing for about 6-7 years and climbed at most of the gyms in the Boston Area. This is one of the better ones in my opinion; they cater to the whole gamut of climbers. They have very kid friendly routes, and a super friendly staff that will help outfit the new climber. For the intermediate climber, they have a wide array of climbing grades, with really creative route-setting. Their dedicated bouldering area upstairs is top notch with a wide variety of angles. If you are getting into lead climbing almost all their routes have quick-draws on them, so you can warm up on something easy before getting on the hard overhung stuff. Their workout area has everything you might need to get swole, and they have a yoga studio as well. The community there is still pretty small as it's a relatively new gym, but it's super tight; every time I go there I know at least 4-5 people even if I don't go with my climbing partner.

The only thing you might find a little disappointing about this gym if you're an advanced climber is they don't have a systems board or a moon board. Luckily, as a CRG member you have access to other gyms in the area that do, if that's something you absolutely must have. Even so, you can't really go wrong with this gym. If I could give more stars, I would.

Source: Google

★ 5

Well appointed climbing gym with ample top roping, lead climbing and an upstairs bouldering section. Friendly staff and close proximity to interstate 93 make this gym stand out.

Source: Google

★ 5

Good climbing and friendly staff! Good for climbers of all abilities. No speed climbing available but plenty of lead, top rope and bouldering options.

Source: Google

★ 5

The community chalk at this gym is everything! Very clean and Organized establishment.

Source: Google

★ 5

Best climbing gym in the Northeast. Setters are great, place is clean, walls are tall. What more can you ask for?

Source: Google

★ 5

New gym with bouldering routes changing weekly. Friendly staff, clean space with nice locker rooms.

Source: Google

★ 5

Been climbing here since it opened and I love it! The facility is new as of January 2019 and it’s great. The staff is extremely friendly, the amenities offered are nice, and the whole atmosphere is awesome. I reccomend this to all my friends and tell everyone I know about it. I plan on being a member here for a long time.

Source: Google

★ 5

Great routes, and they change a part of the wall weekly so there’s always something new to do. I love how personable the staff are, and how I can just spend half my time at the gym just talking about cool climbs with them. Everyone is super friendly, and eager to work out routes together.

Source: Google

★ 5

Everything a climbing gym should be and nothing more. Clean, fun music, cool routes, and a well equipped gym. Wasn't that crowded on a rainy Sunday, which was great for me. Will definitely be returning.

Source: Google

★ 5

Awesome place to go exercise! There are bouldering walls, top - rope walls (auto belayers too!), and also has a small gym to work out in. The employees are very friendly and the locker rooms are clean. The membership is a little pricey, but there are deals that are available. You can also take courses if you wish to get certified in certain areas (such as a belaying certification). The routes are all varying difficulties, there's even a starter bouldering wall available! Chalk is also provided for bouldering. If you don't have gear, you can also rent gear ( free for a certain period of time after your subscription starts!).

Source: Google

★ 5

Everything I can ask for is in this gym. It has a great weight room, cardio machines, bouldering, top roping, lead climbing, yoga classes and more.

I'm especially grateful for the technique classes that have helped me take my climbing to the next level and prevent injuries.

Keep up the good work guys!

Source: Google

★ 5

Perfect gym off the highway for my ride in/out of work. They have showers, locker room, full gym and free weights. Of course, the bouldering and rope climbing is well maintained. They vary the routes in sections weekly so there are always new projects!

Source: Google

★ 5

This place is awesome. I was apprehensive getting back into climbing after 12 years and had never really been climbing at a gym. I went to Randolph first and loved it (facility, service, staff, community) and then signed up for a membership in Stoneham. The Stoneham facility is incredible and I get the same good vibes. It's incredible to be able to visit any of their facilities as well (most in area I believe). Overall, literally nothing bad to say...just a great company/facility.

Source: Google

★ 4

Brand spankin new facility. Bouldering is a smaller area upstairs that offers a variety of angles and styles. Sport and top rope downstairs has pumpy heights and a good variety of angles.

Parking can be very tight during busy hours, which mean you just end up parking further away on the main road to the industrial complex.

Source: Google

★ 5

The instructors are great with kids. Kid 1 is really enjoying all the options here. They seem to do a very thoughtful job setting up routes. I think the bouldering wall looks different every time I come (but I guess they are new so still setting up?). My other son doesn’t like to climb so just boulders a bit. I was really impressed with the facilities. Even the bathroom seems really well thought out.

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 5

Gorgeous facility, equipment is new and well nourished. The staff holds a perfect balance between providing personal space and assistance, leaving you with an unforgettable experience. They have plenty of options for all types of people, from the experts to beginners, members and non-members, and everything in between. Offers a quality, lengthy workout as well as a spacey, social atmosphere. I recommend this gem to anyone seeking a good time.

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 4

This is a BEAUTIFUL gym, absolutely top notch facility and I would recommend it to anyone. Friends and I have started going here instead of BKB Somerville because the commute is easier, the parking is easier, and this place attracts a good crowd - but, 4 stars because this place doesn’t open until 10am, leaving BKB the only place to climb in the AM before work.

Source: Google

★ 5

Wonderful addition for the Central Rock Gym family with tons of top roping and lead climbing. Bouldering area upstairs is filled with fun and puzzling routes, and the walls in the gym are covered in all variety of routes, suiting everyone from the newest climbers to the most seasoned veterans.

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google

★ 5

Source: Google