★ 1

Portland Rock Gym membership prices have been skyrocketing and it's becoming inaccessible for a lot of people. They are proud to not be a corporate business but charge corporate pricing for their day passes. I believe that Portland Rock Gym is not serving their community as well as when they first opened

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★ 1

I fractured my ankle on a V1 at PRG Beaverton 3 weeks ago; I slid off the top of the route and slammed my ankle into a hold on my way down. I had to hop across the gym on one leg with my belongings while staff stood and watched and offered no help. They had no crutches, no pain relief, and only brought an ice pack after I asked, along with extensive mandatory paperwork that I struggled to fill out while shivering from adrenaline.

Management later confirmed this response is aligned with PRG protocol and expressed unwillingness to make any changes based on my experience (such as stocking OTC painkillers or crutches onsite).

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★ 1

The climbing is really rough currently. Everyone is aware of the grading issues, and I mean everyone, as I overhear people talking about it litery every time in come in. The density of climbs is remarkably sparse, a lot of times wasting a majority of wall space but this is also fitting for this gym since the blueprint of the climbing walls in the building itself is incredibly wasteful with the square footage. Both of these issues compound into a really poor climbing environment because when you go in for new sets, after an already excruciatingly long period since the last new set of climbs, you only have a small handful of new climbs unless you're a V6 or higher climber.
I wanted to get numbers on this so with the new sets that got put up from the week of 8/5/2024, I actually counted the total of new climbs. The total was 19. Objectively that number looks really good to me but when I break it down to levels is when my frustrations really arise. 8 of these are V4-6 or higher with specifically tough grading. This is not inviting whatsoever, contrary to the absurd reasoning behind the already detested range grading.
It is no wonder why this place is still a ghost town besides peak hours. Despite having more bouldering wall space here than any individual Circuit Bouldering gym, this gym provides far less climbing. This gym is more equal parts "fitness," yoga and climbing than it is a rock gym. And not in a good way. It's like when you buy something to be the best of both worlds but when you put it into practice it can support both functions but is clearly far worse off than having one or the other.
All in all it's just a huge bummer. I started here at the grand opening where I felt like a kid in a candy shop. Everything was great and climb density was nearly perfect as there were as many climbs then, without the anvil boulder, as there are now with "25% more wall space." Sadly, immediately after opening it went straight down hill. The larger of the two overhangs they had was not reset for 2 months and to this point has still only been replaced only 2 or 3 times since the opening in SEPTEMBER of last year.
I've walked out of this gym frustrated or disappointed with these issues nearly every time I've left for at least my last 30 sessions but I can't abandon my extremely expensive membership so I'm stuck here for now.
This review is very similar to the other bad reviews so sadly I hold out no hope for a change in a positive direction. Those have been there for a long time and nothing has been addressed so maybe check it out after the next new things open 🤷🏼‍♂️
9/16 update: 0 of the before mentioned issues have been addressed to any capacity. The place is still dead almost all of the time because of it. The negative reviews also have far more reactions than the positive and it's not even close. It is hard to justify even showing up anymore because it causes more depression than gains at the end of the day. Can't even look at my climbing shoes with anything but disgust. For the "not corporate" thing they claim, this gym wholely embodies corporate climbing and is exactly everything that's wrong with gym climbing in general. Only comp style dynos (the not fun kind of dyno) and grading that forces you to feel like you're grade chasing even when you're warming up. It always just boils down to the fact that the climbing is the worst part of this "climbing" gym.
11/11 update: they're doing an event to boost the Google reviews of the gym, which 100% violates Google's TOS. Any review gets an entry to a sweepstakes for a month membership. Swing and miss after swing and miss. The single silver lining is the fitness, non climbing, equipment is abundant and no one is coming to use it. Sad caveat is that half of that new gym equipment either got set up or came in damaged because the standalone bench press and leg extension/hamstring curl machines are both unusable.

Idk if they are botting reviews or its just using the unethical review boosting but the collective review count is clearly not accurate. You'll see when you walk in.

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★ 5

The kids had a great class with Emily. She gave them some good pointers and was very encouraging and they enjoyed their time with her very much. After she gave me some information on how they did and encourage them to to bouldering, which they very much enjoyed, also. It was a very fun day and great experience that I would highly recommend for children. Definitely a good way to get exercise on our rainy cold winter days in Portland. Thank you, Emily for such a good and fun class for the kids.

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★ 5

Best gym so many climbs and it gets reset a bunch and there’s never ending challenges

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★ 5

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★ 5

Best gym in town by FAR. The Beaverton location is HUGE. I can tell it’s a professional space because the climbs are challenging yet fun. I like the auto belay area where I can get some solo rope time in. So nice to see the Portland area hosting national events for climbing (national youth climbing championships) and international athletes (climbers for the 2024 Olympics). The staff here is soooo kind. I’ve talked with management and front staff and all are super helpful and really love their jobs. I like that I get guest passes every month because I love to bring friends and family. PRG is evolving all the time. There is a now a smoothie station and outdoor slab climbing!! The whole outdoor area is just AMAZING. The gym has more than just climbing - I take the yoga and fitness classes, use the weight area, and even bring my laptop to work in their hang out area. Love this gym!!!! Everyone should check it out.

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★ 1

It’s disheartening to hear people complain about newbies coming to this gym when you’re excited about learning something new. If this is the culture here, I wish they had
told me before I spent my money. Maybe it’s a great gym for people with more experience, but I wouldn’t know because I would be taking my business elsewhere.

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★ 5

I was really excited when my friend let me know this place was open - it was my first stop when I came to visit and it did not disappoint! This place is huge, challenging and fun problems, and the staff is A+++! Can't wait to come back!

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★ 3

My son climbed here last year as part of the Development team. Climbing management/staff didn't make my son feel particularly welcome here, so we moved on. Such is life.

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★ 3

Update: 9/2/2025
Finally, they got stick brushes! +1 star.

Still, I am cancelling my membership when it runs out. I decided I don't like the atmosphere (avg. age is too low - mostly high/middle school kids - for bouldering) or the setting (confounding and awkward).

Please replace speed wall with a lead/tr wall. speed wall is a waste of space for 99%

It would be nice to have at least one 5.12 auto belay route. Sometimes climbing partners can't make it and bouldering constantly is hard on the body. I was told "auto belays are for beginners" "so we arent putting hard routes there".

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★ 5

Hosted our 9 year old daughter's birthday party here and it was a hit! Gym is very spacious and cold AC (it was 100 degrees out) Party room was great and staff was helpful. Thanks again!

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★ 5

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★ 5

I'm a beginner climber and took a technique 101 class here. Shane was a great instructor. He helped me realize the importance of flagging and foot positioning, and set me on my way to become a better climber.

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★ 3

I've held off rating this gym for a year. Initially, my impressions were really positive. The facilities are vast, the bouldering walls are really varied, and the amount of fitness spaces are very impressive (like their yoga studios and weight lifting area). The sets and styles of the climbing here, however, are really inconsistent and even dangerous. They frequently place the crux moves for their climbs at 12+ feet, which is irresponsible. I've been climbing for over 20 years, and I've never had a gym injury. PRG sets have moves that made me bail on more routes than any other gym. They also incorporate dual tex footholds, which for beginners is like stepping in black ice. While I acknowledge that having more technical routes, like V6 or higher, including dual tex in V2 or V3 level routes or ridiculous. Finally, the people at the front desk are pretty somber and grim. I felt like I was crossing the Iron Curtian every time I came in with my buddies.

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★ 5

It's fun! It would be even better if they changed the blocks more frequently!

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★ 4

Amazing gym, huge, great facilities. Front desk staff were rude to me

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★ 5

It’s a perfect playground for me, a tall child.

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★ 5

Jess is one of a kind. I have always loved the PRG workers, but Jess really went above and beyond helping us out. This gym is great! Best sets out of all the climbing gyms in the area.

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★ 5

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★ 5

The lead class was a great experience. Jacob was a super patient instructor. He is very present and engaged, able to clearly point critical points and bad habits while managing the class. I would highly recommend classes with him in there future.

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★ 5

fantastic rock climbing gym with plenty of routes for top roping, lead and bouldering. It includes some auto belay routes as well. Regular gym area is included with weightlifting, machines, and a yoga space plus sauna.

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★ 5

Been climbing here since the location opened; it's a very spacious bouldering and top rope gym with a full free weight area, treadmills, yoga rooms, a fitness studio, and large locker rooms with saunas. It's large enough that even when very crowded the gym feels spacious.

I recently took the "Intro to Belay" class with Kevin. It ended up being a 1:1 session and was very informative for someone who had never done top rope. I would highly recommend this gym as a main gym or just something to check out if you're in town!

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★ 5

Such a good experience. Super clean and great staff.
There's a lot of auto belays for you to work on your projects when you're waiting for your climbing partner. Staff (Emerson) even cheer you on when you're climbing them.

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★ 5

This is the next-gen of climbing facilities. I’ve been climbing since the ‘90’s and this place has provided a new level of motivation and excitement that I haven’t felt in a gym for a long time.

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★ 1

This gym sells stickers that say "Not a Corporate Gym." I've never been in a community gym that felt the need to make that distinction. I've never been in a community gym where the staff never learned my name. I've never been in a community gym that costs $105/month (at time of posting) to be a member. TL;DR this is the worst gym I have ever been to in 10 years of climbing across the country, and if you have $105 to spend on a climbing membership in Beaverton, go to somewhere like Stoneworks and buy memberships for your friends too.

In my time as a member here I was aggrieved mostly by the setting and the culture perpetuated by the establishment. I'll start with the setting, which is at best uninspiring, awkward, and unfun. At worst (and not infrequently) sets are outright dangerous. With awkward low-level climbs, particularly tall slabby boulders, it is hard to find a good entry-point for new climbers. I've had many friends new to climbing who are quickly discouraged and defeated by climbs well within their skill level because the movement is unfun, difficult to decipher, and honestly a little terrifying, just being 12+ feet off the pad on a slab. For more difficult sets, there is no pedagogy or sense of progression. Even at the most convolutedly-set gyms, I would see movement in V7+ sequences emulated in sets of a lower grade, but that is not the case here. Much of this has to do with their insistence on comp-style setting rather than including more prep for outdoor climbing. It also gives the feeling of a distinct lack of experience/direction in setting. Sets are incoherent, jumbled, and, again, unfun.

What's more, walls are so sparsely set that your options for what to climb are surprisingly limited given the size of the facility. Coupled with the fact that setting for the comp team is clearly a priority, it is often the case that entire sections of the gym are inaccessible to members like me, either due to the comp-style or due to the fact they are just flat closed. At one point they stripped half of the ropes area for a clinic and walls were down for a week. When they returned, there were half as many sets as there were before. I still paid the full fee that month for the privilege.

Maybe worst of all, sets are consistently dangerous. Climbing is an inherently dangerous sport, but this gym is full of pulley-popping V3's, committing heel-hooks at the top of boulder problems, spike-pits of volumes at the bottom of climbs, ankle-breaking holds under precarious feet, awkward dynos, wandering clipping lines, and a persistence in setting footholds directly underneath the rope line on lead climbs. It is also worth mentioning that for the longest time their topropes were single-wrapped around the anchor drum with no backup, meaning if the climber unweighted the rope at the top, they would be in danger shearing the rope and/or decking. I believe they fixed this to a double wrap, but the fact that it happened at all in a gym this new and expensive shocked me.

This brings me to the culture. It is hard to encapsulate something like this in a concrete review, but the overall feeling I had whenever I got there was loneliness. And for someone who has considered whatever local climbing gym a home for a decade, this was both shocking and depressing. The only staff who ever greeted me coming in were still in training, and somehow during training they lost that friendliness. The climbing team runs rampant, pushing climbers out of walls and training spaces, oftentimes aided by the coaches. And new climbers aren't taught the general ethics of being in a climbing gym, so there isn't conversation, just people fighting for space.

If you've read this far you're either very bored or very mad, but I hope this helps someone. I'd like to see the passion for climbing and community persist despite the commodification of the sport, but institutions like this masquerading as a community space are not the answer. You don't get to be community when it's convenient for you, and corporate when it's expensive for me.

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★ 5

Great facility and employees. Nice sauna, towel service, showers as well!

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★ 5

This place is awesome - huge bouldering and rope climbing sections with a ton of routes at all levels. The variety keeps things interesting, and there’s always something new to try. The staff is great across the board. I recently took a lead climbing class with Jacob, super informative and really helped me feel more confident on the wall. I’ve been climbing for about five months and have taken both their “Learn to Belay” and “Learn to Lead” classes. Highly recommend this gym, whether you’re just starting out or looking to level up your skills.

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★ 4

I've been climbing for 8 years and I've been a regular at 10 gyms in that time. PRG is my favorite. I used to live downtown and recently moved here and it's genuinely incredible and not even finished yet! Friendly staff, great sets (especially in the v5-8 range), tons of training equipment. The only thing missing is an assisted pull up machine to help folks who are training up to harder routes, so I hope to see one in the future.

After climbing here for a year, I'm removing a star. The facilities are still incredible but I'm seeing a bad pattern of newer climbers getting discouraged by the setting here and I agree. The v2-3 sets are too physically demanding and there's not enough variety to be fun. Please do a better job to make welcoming and varied routes that people who can't do a pull up yet can enjoy.

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★ 5

Marks my 3 years living in Portland and going to this gym, it’s the best in town and love rock wall at the NE location, I use PRG to train for ice climbing , my trip to Teton and Alaska and trips overseas . Adding the Beaverton location was icing on the cake

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★ 5

I love my membership here. It’s definitely a bit spendy but reasonable given the free yoga you can partake in :) you also get two free guest passes which is great for trying to get your friends to join you in the endeavor!

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★ 5

Shane’s a really nice guy who does private and group lessons. He gives great advice on specific ways to improve your climbing as well as get stronger. Great time climbing with him.

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★ 5

We had a belay session with Zak and he was awesome. Super kind and patient with a couple of nervous new climbers. We left feeling so much more confident! Wonderful gym overall.

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★ 5

Emerson was awesome! Wonderful introductory experience.

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★ 5

This gym is MASSIVE and has amazing amenities (including a sauna). We stopped in to climb during our trip to Oregon (from Colorado).They have an "early bird" day-pass discount ~$22. We immediately got help testing out and the staff was friendly. Climbs were solid and had a lot of variety. We didn't boulder but there was plenty. Very cool gym and great pit stop.

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★ 5

PRG Beaverton is a world class gym with an incredible variety of bouldering, roped climbing, fitness facilities, classes, and coaching. I had a 1-on-1 coaching session with Gabe yesterday, and he gave me feedback that was extremely helpful in advancing my climbing. There are areas where I knew I needed to improve (for example, I'm not good at heel hooks), but Gabe watched me climb and identified areas for growth that I had never even considered (maintaining tension in my lower body and using that tension to generate momentum on overhangs). He took the time to explain techniques in-depth in a way which was easy to understand. I know I can make big improvements and I'll definitely be back for more. That's the power of good coaching!

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★ 5

I did the two day Lead Climbing class at the Beaverton PRG and thought they did an amazing job to prepare me for leading. Jacob is a smart, knowledgeable, patient and easy going teacher who ushers the small group of 6 climbers through all that goes into leading. There were lots of conversations, demonstrations and chances to be on the wall. I’d recommend this class to anyone who wants to move into leading.

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★ 2

I showed up with my 6 year old son. I asked to use the restroom (which was in visual sight and available) and to get a tour. Some young lady with multicolored hair told me we couldn’t use the restroom but could come back for a tour. What a stupid thing to say to a potential customer. Either they need to change the policy or staff. Giving it 2 star because the gym did look nice.

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★ 5

Updating the rating because they deserve it. I've gotten used to the rating change; I just read it as the middle number so that works for me. This facility is top notch and the sets are really good. Keep up the good work!
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Great facility and staff! But they just changed their rating system to using a range. I really don't like gyms that do this. It feels cheap and lazy. They say it's to be "inclusive", but this is a sport and a V1 is very different from a V3. I don't put a weight range on my dumbells to feel inclusive.

Will give 5 stars if they go back to the better rating system.

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★ 5

I've been climbing at this gym for a year now and I absolutely love it! The setting is varied and modern, there are several walls for each type of climbing style, there are multiple training boards (Kilter, Moonboard) and a large spray wall, and there's even outdoor bouldering! After the opening of the rope climbing section I feel like the gym is truly complete. There is some empty space near the back of the gym where I feel like they could put more stuff, and maybe that's coming! The grades are banded and allow for different people to assign their own feeling to a particular climb. In my experience, the setters do a pretty good job of nailing the middle of the banded grades. You can also check exactly what the setter thought about the grade in an app called Kaya. Overall, I wouldn't rather climb anywhere else in the PDX area.

The staff has always been super friendly to me and helped me out with whatever I need. Recently, I had a private lesson with Gabe and it was absolutely fantastic! I feel like I was learning a lot in a short time frame and the lesson gave me so much to think about going forward in my training. I will definitely be booking more as I want to truly push my climbing to the next level in the coming years and the lessons with Gabe are certainly going to help me achieve that.

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★ 3

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★ 5

The facilities were great. Hunter was super helpful.

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★ 5

Awesome climbing gym. visited from bend once for a comp and once because I was in the area. the setting was sick and varied with wall angles from delicate slab to basically cave climbing. the setting holds up even at relatively lower grades. greatly dislike climbing grade ranges that this gym did but at the end of the day if the climbing is good I don’t care.

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★ 1

Been climbing since 2018, moved 6 months ago and have been trying this gym since. Quick summary: PRG does not spark joy. It's not a terrible place; it's just overpriced and underdeveloped. If you are a novice/intermediate climber in Portland, I suggest you check out Stoneworks or The Circuit (2 years and 3 years climbing at each respectively).

Pros:
-Bouldering + Ropes.
-The Anvil boulder always has cool/interesting routes.
-Late night front desk staff are polite.
-Fun spray wall.
-Variety of Kilter Boards

Cons:
-One of, if not the most, expensive option in town.
-Poorly communicated price raises (finding out after autopay hits). (Only gym I've experienced this with).
-Being in a month-to-month contract does not save you from a price raise.
-Only 2 guest passes a month AND you cannot use both guest passes on the same person in one month. (?????)
-Shortened night hours on weekends compared to competitors in town.
-Large amounts of unused space on and off the wall. Routes feel sparse and building feels empty/devoid of character.
-Routes are infrequently updated with little communication on what is being changed or when.
-On-site manager came across as rude and dismissive in casual interactions early on. (To be fair I haven't run into him in a few months, maybe it was a stressful time or something).
-SO SO SO MANY DUAL-TEX FOOTHOLDS (with the slick texture in every inopportune spot).
-Unsafe/High Commitment finishing sequences high on the wall
(unreliable foot holds and technical hand holds).
-Very few intermediate level routes. Most V1-3's and 2-4's feel like climbing a ladder. Most routes beyond that feature extreme technique or physique requirements to meaningfully engage with or enjoy.
-Routes feel very linear/hyper-focused on a specific sequence (there are few creative ways to tackle, circumvent, or modify routes that are up for your personal enjoyment).
-Small exercise area for non-climbers.

Not a pro or Con:
-Not many people using the gym at night. Great if you want privacy, terrible if you want community.
-The gym seems primarily focused on difficulty/high level climbs. Great if you want to push yourself, terrible if you want to casually enjoy the sport.

Final thoughts: To me, PRG is like whole foods, it's an overpriced location for people who want to tell themselves they're getting the best without doing any research. It's the person in a hobby who buys the most expensive gear before ever engaging in the hobby. Perhaps, if you're in the top 1% of climbers, you'll find the gym to be exactly what you want. However, I think that if you climb as a way to stay fit, or a way to have fun, then this location will offer you very little. I've tried for half a year to learn how to love this place, but I just keep failing. It's hard to stomach paying the prices they ask when PRG has slowly sapped me of my enthusiasm for climbing. I would get more enjoyment trying to find 101 ways to train on a fingerboard than return to PRG.

Maybe if things change in the future I'll try again. I want to like this location and I don't know what I'm doing wrong, but I just can't keep it up. If I knew what I knew now, I would've kept climbing at The Circuit and found a different part of town to move to, but that's life.

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★ 3

Overall great gym, large space, great amenities and classes, and good challenging setting through out.

I do however have a major complaint about the top rope situation. The ropes are left with several extra meters of slack that is left to drag on the ground and get in the way. Supposedly this is because “we need the slack so we can make the ropes last longer and shorten them as they see use”, if that is the case then please explain to me why no other gym in the entire continental US partakes in this frustrating practice, a small amount for slack is understandable, this much is just sloppy. Most recently they have decided to put top ropes on nearly every lead climb resulting in a highly frustrating lead climbing experience where rope is left lying all over the ground, stepped on and often left laying on the concrete while the rope drags on your back since there is nowhere to tie it off. On top of all that for being a brand new gym the ropes they are using for top ropes are unusually stiff in many places. I’m unsure if the spool they purchased prior to opening the gym is just a bad batch but it’s unfortunate to see such a poorly handled top rope setup throughout the entire tall wall section.

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★ 5

I like it here - probably the best climbing gym in the PDX area. Much larger and a plethora of problems. Staff are friendly too.

Also it's the only gym that actually plays good music... And not obnoxiously. Highly recommend.

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★ 5

Had a intro class given by SJ. She is a very nice instructor.

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★ 5

We had a great experience at our first time here- Valerie was so helpful with our lead tests and was so kind and welcoming!

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★ 5

So much fun

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★ 5

Had my 3rd grader complete the 2 hour intro class with the most patient and kind instructor, SJ. I was hesitant the class would be too long for my kid but SJ made the time fly by with her clear instructions and explanations. She communicated in a way that was simple enough for my kid to understand but remained safe, fun, and engaging.

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★ 4

Great Gym. Lots of variety

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★ 5

Got to check the gym out and was impressed with the progress so far. The routes were fun and enjoyable (albeit heavy on the pockets and crimps. Climb at Smith much!), the fitness area was super nice, staff was awesome and the Sun/Moon was a nice a touch! Edit: Finally got a chance to climb their ropes and yep still great! 5 stars

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★ 4

The gym itself is really, REALLY amazing! My only critique is there need to be more top rope routes between 5.6 and 5.8. It's not a great place for beginners but if you are a more advanced climber you'll love it. I was a little bummed there weren't more sets in my skill level though.

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★ 5

You have to see this gym to believe it.
Beyond the sheer size of it (it’s the largest climbing gym in the Pacific Northwest) it’s so well designed! It’s got a great layout, and great locker rooms and weight rooms, and TONS of included weight training classes and yoga classes.
The route setting is always creative; there are always new routes, nothing gets stale.
Furthermore, the staff have been helpful, kind, and the facilities are always clean…
I could go on. But I’d be wasting your time. Go buy a membership: you’ll be glad you did.

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★ 5

Very solid new gym. Spacious, clean, nice range and variety of bouldering routes. Rope area is a little heavy towards lead but some good top rope options for folks. VERY helpful and friendly staff - easily the best part is the staff.

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★ 5

Are you lacking texture in your life? Look no further! THESE WALLS and THESE HOLDS will bestow upon you a sandpaper-esque experience like no other! IN FACT, I may start bringing my fine woodworking projects in for some finishing touches on the 80 grit fiber glass grips. It’s not just the TEXTURE to love about this place but also the SPLENDID STAFF, state of the art facility and tension board 2 of course. DISCLAIMER: please be prepared for increased approach times between routes and sectors of the gym because this place is HUGE! And be careful with all that TEXTURE!!

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★ 5

I free climbed a small pyramid. Probably a first ascent. I also passed my lead belay test (thanks to helpful staff) and now will lead climb new routes next time :)

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★ 5

First time. Had lots of fun. Could use a few more 5.6 to 5.8 for beginners.

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★ 5

Best hold selection in Portland!

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★ 4

It is a gym| you can climb in| to substantial heights!!
The best way to reintroduce natural movement for adults.
A limber body makes for a keener mind.
I came for the holds. For the most part I am left alone but we can never be completely without arrested development in the company of others. either way live a little, a lot and be part of the solution for a better world to live in!!! ¡Ciao! 5* is basically unachievable so four is solid!!

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★ 5

Amazing gym! Enjoyed meeting S.J., Jack, Jess, and all the staff over there!

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★ 4

Amazing gym! The staff and community are unmatched, the staff are so friendly, especially Hannah. She is so kind and easily approachable. The only downside to this gym is that the grading range system is silly.

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★ 5

I had an amazing Technique 101 class with Shane, he taught me so much and really improved my climbing within a few hours

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★ 5

Love ir

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★ 5

Signed up as a new member during the Black Friday sale. Everything you expect out of a new modem climbing gym (lots of wall space, moderate setting density, lockers with built in combination locks, sauna, showers, towels). The Olympic bouldering wall, speed climbing wall, and outside bouldering wall are cool and unique. Plenty of parking.

Big shout out for the awesome, friendly and professional customer service by SJ, who handled my lead test!

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★ 5

PRG is awesome. The staff are friendly and helpful. The setting is challenging and forces you to think outside the box. They have a good mix of comp and traditional climbs, and I would totally reccomend them to others.

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★ 5

This really is the best climbing gym in Portland. I've found such a great community of supportive climbers amongst the members of PRG, as well as the staff (Shoutout Hannah). The gym itself is massive. The newest expansion of the top rope hall + outdoor boulder makes this gym feel world-class. The space is clean, and the locker rooms are great. The sets are challenging, with a wide variety of problems that could suit a climber from any skill level. I do wish there was some way the speed climbing wall could be utilized regularly for members, and that ropes could be rented out for lead climbs. Regardless, I could not recommend this gym enough!

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★ 5

I love this place. Its so convenient and close to home

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★ 5

SJ is very welcoming and helpful

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★ 5

This place is huge! SJ is awesome!

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★ 5

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★ 5

It was my first time top roping at this location and it had a good variety of routes and auto belay. Hannah was very kind and informative and gave us good advice on belay devices! (I’m new to top rope)

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★ 5

Amazing facility, friendly staff and great hours!

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★ 5

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★ 5

Love the gym and the staff is amazing. Corina gave great customer service, helping me manage my membership through injury and recovery.

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★ 5

I like this gym. It's clean, roomy, lots of different routes, and it's my first rock climbing gym membership so it holds a dear place in my heart.

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★ 4

I’ve been looking to get into climbing for a while now and when I went to go check out this gym, Karina was welcoming and helpful in explaining how it worked. Also it seems like a nice facility.

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★ 5

Loving everything about prg! The Beaverton location opened near my place and it’s never dissapointed. Setters are amazing, hold quality is top of the charts, and the place is just enormous. Highly recommend!

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★ 5

Super thrilled to try out something new with my partner. I like the variety and the energy.

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★ 5

This is one of the best gyms I’ve ever seen. Great facility with everything I’d want for climbing and general fitness. Excellent variety of bouldering, top rope and lead climbing terrain with top-notch setting. Kudos to the PRG team for bringing this vision to life.

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★ 5

PRG’s inclusion of the outdoor bouldering area is spectacular! It is energizing to be in the fresh air while working on problems. Throughout the gym, there is a variety of walls from slabs to overhangs, which is great for focusing on practicing certain techniques.

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★ 5

Went lead climbing for the first time. Super clean facility and fun routes on a variety of diff walls and types. Took the test with SJ who was awesome and very educational as well. Great to be reminded of safety tips we all forget. Definitely looking back to coming again.

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★ 5

Awesome facility! Really brings climbing into the future, you could spend all day here. Be ready to get tired from all the climbing you’ll be doing.

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★ 5

Best facility in the area! I was a PRG member back in the day and I’m really thinking of switching back!

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★ 5

It’s the biggest climbing gym in the country.. I mean do I need to explain more?? Love Portland rock gym! Great yoga and fitness classes as well.

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★ 5

Went to the 11/16 grand opening party and was very impressed! This is a world class facility that gives Portland climbers everything they deserve. Bouldering, roped climbing, excellent weight area, sauna, spacious locker rooms, common areas for lounging, yoga studios, a shop and more.

I was on the fence about choosing PRG or Planet Granite for my membership since PG has a lot of the amenities PRG was once missing, but that's no longer an issue!

I'm not sure I understand all the negativity surrounding the ranged grading system. I'm 6'4", so I often find that I can reach past crux moves which may have been set by shorter climber. Therefore the difficulty of a route sometimes may be on the lower side for me. I'm all for taking different body types into consideration when grading a route. Love this!

As a Portlander this location is a little out of the way for me, but I would definitely make the trip on a Friday after work or to spend a day there on a weekend.

Very excited for the future of this location!!!!

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★ 5

An absolute gem of a rock gym. Everything you could ask for and more. 3 boards, tons of boulder and rope climbing, good classes, stacked gym, sauna, its the whole shabang.

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★ 5

Very solid climbing gym. Tons of bouldering and top rope square footage and a nice conventional gym set up as well.

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★ 5

The best climbing gym in Portland.

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★ 5

This gym is huge and really well thought-out. It has a full bouldering area, rope climbing, speed climbing, yoga, fitness area, training boards, saunas, and more. The setting on the rope walls is thoughtful and creative.

I just wish they required shirts. I don't want to go to a gym and see a bunch of topless dudes.

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★ 5

The bolder area is huge and always fun. With the new other side complete, I’m stoked to start checking out the new top roping area!!!

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★ 5

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★ 5

Having lots of fun at the amazing new gym

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★ 4

Absolutely stunning new space in Beaverton, more climbing options than you could ever imagine and super helpful and friendly staff.

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★ 5

There are a lot of options for indoor climbing in this area and, having tried them all, this is the best without a doubt. I’ve been coming here since it first opened and seeing it get built has been a real privilege. At every stage this gym has had incredible route setting, top notch equipment (even when it was half empty), and friendly inclusive staff. It is a step up in terms of difficulty, but don’t let that stop you from trying this world class location. The lovely folks behind the counter are happy to help with questions and inform about upcoming events and classes, and it has so much space even peak times aren’t too packed. They are just about to open the top rope and lead climbing section, taking this from a really good bouldering gym to an all around, out of this world, can’t miss destination. They’ve hosted local climbing competitions, team USA Olympic climbers, and I can’t wait to see what comes next. I love this gym, and you will too. Try it!

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★ 5

Beautiful facility, fantastic instructors, friendly staff, amazing selection of routes.

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★ 5

Very good variety of routes

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★ 5

What a great place to be!!

Was given GREAT service by SJ, the person at the desk. They signed me up for a yoga class I didn’t even know about. Very kind, chill, welcoming and informative.

Will be getting a membership soon!

Thanks PRG!

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★ 5

I love this gym!!! The facilities are huge and the staff are so so nice. ESPECIALLY JESS! She is an angel! We love coming here. 10/10 recommend.

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★ 5

The best service for a rock climbing center!!! So good I became a member same day! Shouts out to SJ she helped my friend and I with everything best worker fr!!!

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★ 5

Rj was super helpful and really nice she helped me and my friend get signed up for a membership after a day of having fun!

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★ 5

Really enjoyed the gym. It’s big and spaced out and it has lots of boulder options. It never felt crowded and there were great climbs for the different levels.

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★ 5

Great range of climbing across an expansive space. All the equipment to do any type of training. And the top rope area opens in a few weeks! Courteous and knowledgeable staff.

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★ 5

The stoke of this new gym is real and worth it. Can’t wait till the grand opening in in November!!

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★ 5

Now the best gym in the Portland area, maybe the region, dare I say... nation. Spacious enough to never feel crowded, they have sauna & showers, there's a parking lot, massive fitness rooms, 2016 Moonboard plus adjustable full-sized Tension 2 and Kilter boards. What more does one need to train? Looking forward to the lead walls opening. Well done PRG, did I win the free membership?

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★ 5

Hannah was great! Checking in was smooth and easy. Thank you

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★ 5

This is maybe the best rock climbing gym I've ever been to! Enormous space with tons of great bouldering (and rope climbing coming soon I hear). Great facilities, showers and a sauna. Yoga and fitness classes included in the entry fee. The thing that really sets it apart for me is the workout area - it would take me forever to list all the equipment and machines they have. Just this workout area alone is better equipped than any other commercial gym I've been to, let alone climbing gym! Not only do they have a huge range of dumbbells, barbells, bumper plates, machines, everything you'd want from a typical gym, they also have tons of specialty equipment as well - hack squat machines, Nordic curl benches, hex bars for deadlifts. All they need now is a safety squat and they'll have literally everything you could ever ask for!

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★ 1

The new and "improved" range grade system sucks. Misleading and confusing. Are there different starts to the same boulder problem, are there different variations within the range given, including or omitting any specific holds?...I feel I needed a lesson to understand just that. Please, bring back the regular grading system. Is there a petition to sign?
The landing pads are unsafe and injury-prone. Yesterday I got the impression I was falling on padded concrete. Then took a controlled fall from half way up the boulder and the result is an injured lower back, which would now require weeks of a rehab.
I would not come back until the roped section opens up in November.

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★ 5

I’ve been climbing for years, and PRG is the best! Best staff, best route setters, and somehow with a focus on the customer experience. The Beaverton location is by far the nicest climbing facility I’ve ever been in - can’t wait for completion of the buildout! I cannot believe how the route quality has maintained while expanding to this extent. The team is putting in a ton of great work. Thanks PRG for all you do for the Northwest climbing community.

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★ 5

This place is awesome! Lots to climb and it's a big facility. Shoutout to SJ for helping me and my family have a great time.

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The walls themselves are good and the staff are nice but the gym is badly run and issues raised by members are not addressed. This makes the experience significantly worse than it should be.

If you enjoy projecting boulders over multiple sessions, this gym is poor choice. They sometimes take problems down with little to no notice if they want the walls for an event they didn't bother to notify members about ahead of time. This is a real bummer for those who invest a lot of time in long term projects and is the biggest factor in my rating.

After stripping the walls for events, it takes weeks for them to replace the problems from the event with new ones. They stripped several of the walls again after the event but only set a handful of problems on each of them and it's been like this for weeks.

The lack of notice before taking problems down is a specific example of their subpar overall communication. They often ignore emails and there is no consistent messaging. Different employees will tell you different things and no one seems to be sure about what is going on.

They also don't have a public route setting schedule. Normally, new problems are set on Thursdays and you can guess which section will be next based on how long the problems have been up. However, they sometimes deviate from this with no warning.

They recently switched to using grade ranges instead of single grades. I find it less satisfying to send a "V5-7" compared to a V6. The ranges make little sense as there is a huge difference between a V5 and a V7. The stated rational for switching to the ranges is inclusivity. However, making problems possible for climbers of different heights should simply be part of good  setting. I hope that the appearance of grade ranges does not mean that grades are going to start becoming much less accurate. The change happened just before their new bouldering wall is set to open so I can't help but wonder if the real motivation is to make setting more efficient by reducing the time required for forerunning.

They also don't seem inclined to listen to member feedback about other inclusivity issues. I've pointed out to management several times that their pullup bars (with a single exception outside of the main fitness area) are at the right height for someone around 6'3". Unless the gym's goal is to cater mostly to tall men, it might be a good idea to consider lowering some of the bars. Currently, they are a pain to use for shorter men and it is even more of a problem for women since they are shorter on average. The bars are clearly adjustable by removing a few bolts with a wrench and putting them in a lower hole so it would be easy to lower some of them.

The grading used to be pretty stiff at boulders below V5 compared to other gyms but it has unfortunately gotten a bit softer over the last few months. Some of the overhung V3s in particular used to have pretty technical footwork for the grade which made them more fun and better for practicing technique. The problems also used to tend to be crimpier than other gyms but now it's mostly larger holds with only a few crimpy problems. These changes have eroded the unique character that this gym used to have.

The music used to be at a reasonable volume but now it's too loud. Contrary to popular belief at many rock gyms, it is not necessary to crank it up so much.

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★ 5

Chill place to climb or workout. Has plenty of variety and nice equipment. The walls are challenging! Staff is friendly and knowledgeable - shoutout to SJ for being awesome.

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★ 5

SJ gave me a tour of the gym and was very friendly, informative, and welcoming! I am very impressed with the gym! The space was clean and had everything I needed for my fitness goals. I really enjoy bouldering and appreciate the weight lifting area and sauna the gym offers. I’m excited for the full construction and will talk it up to my friends to get them to join me here! Thank you! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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★ 5

Wow! Had a great time in the Intro to Bouldering class with SJ. Can't believe the value I'm getting out of this deal! If you're looking to try out bouldering this is the perfect way to do it

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★ 5

What a great climbing gym. Had a great time at a bouldering class. SJ was super helpful. Can’t wait to go back.

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★ 5

SJ was amazing! I am new to climbing and had so much fun doing the bouldering class. The gym was beautiful, can’t wait to be back!

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★ 1

We were so excited for this new rock gym coming to the west side but it was spoiled by the very unfortunate customer service or lack thereof at the front desk. Apparently they can't afford to have youth coaches for classes they advertised online 2 days earlier because of a 2 to 3 million dollar build out of their gym. That's literally word for word what we were told at their front desk. I was extremely disappointed and can't find myself walking into that gym again.

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★ 5

Receptive friendly staff. Excellent fitness center.

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The gym is very beautiful, and i have high hopes for it. However, the bouldering is all wonky because there is a range instead of a grade. This makes it harder to understand what the boulder actually is. Also, the climbs are far harder than what they say. At my local gym, a V4, there feels like a V2 here.

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★ 5

Definitely a must to check out! Love this and the Portland location : )

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★ 5

The gym and staff were incredibly accommodating. I’m new to bouldering, but there were a variety of climbs at different skill levels. Jackson was super helpful when I asked for tips and gave me advice that helped me complete a climb I was struggling with. Between the massive facility and friendly staff, I would totally recommend to anyone thinking about getting into rock climbing.

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★ 5

Oh my god the staff here is so kind especially Jess! She took me on a tour of the gym and taught me so much! I’ve been looking into trying a new activity and I was super nervous as I don’t have a lot of experience. Jess was very knowledgeable and gave me a lot of tips! The environment at the gym is super friendly and welcoming.

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★ 5

Just did my intro class here with Erica, she was great at showing me what to do and very encouraging!! Amazing time 10/10 highly recommend!

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★ 5

Visited from WA and I was very impressed with the bouldering (rest of gym is still under construction) that they have to offer. My gym doesn't do strict grades and does flexible grades like PRG but with a smaller range. I can't believe so many bad reviews are coming from weird gym bros bringing that toxic gym culture into climbing. Relax, it's not that serious and it's easy to figure out. At my gym, a certain climb would be graded a V5-V6 because depending on height/length a climb could be easier or harder for you than the route setter intended. At PRG, a certain climb would be graded V4-V6 with the "true grade" being in the middle so V5.

Back to my review... I found a wide range of climbs for beginners and more advanced climbers with plenty of unique problems, holds, and angles to fit whatever your climbing style is. The route setters really did a great job and I can't wait to see what top rope, lead, and speed climbing routes they put in once the rest of the gym is finished!

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★ 5

Good gym with nice staff. They adopted a new grading system, but they were very informative about the system when I was initially skeptical of its purpose and impact on climbers. Thanks for providing more info!

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The grading system is a range grade now which is honestly just kinda dumb. They tell you a "little tip" is to take the grade in the middle as more of a true grade, but that then kinda defeats the whole purpose of the range grade if you're going to say that. There is no range its just the one in the middle. They said it was to "be more inclusive" but this a sport. Saying "some might be easier for tall people and some might be harder for short people and vice versa" is kinda a dumb point. You said it yourself "vice versa" so some will be hard for me and some wont thats the sport just cause I can't do one im not gonna call it harder than it is. It's kinda just lying to yourself if you can't do a v3 so you call it a v4 is silly. If you can't climb a v3 then you can't do a v3 nothing wrong with that but you lie to yourself if you change the grade because you can't do it. Idk I might just be ranting and might be harsh, but it's a sport anyone can do it just don't lie to yourself

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★ 5

At the moment of writing this review, the gym is under construction and only the bouldering section is open to the public. However, there are so many bouldering routes with many of each grade (accessible to all climbers, even several VB routes!), and the routes are designed very well. There are also locker rooms with showers, a sauna, and towels.

Overall, this gym is absolutely wonderful. It's a bit pricey, but I think it's absolutely worth it because the quality of my time there is incredible.

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★ 3

Vibes are off.
Grading is super inconsistent.
I will keep going to the Circuit Tigard even though this new gym is a third of the drive time away. Also, it's very expensive. Maybe worth it when the roped walls are done, but IMHO they should have a reduced price until the whole gym is finished.

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★ 5

This is hands down the best gym I’ve climbed at anywhere, ever. If you’re based in the Portland metro area, I highly recommend a membership. The community is so great. The setting is phenomenal. The boards are rad. The aesthetic is epic. The setters are so kind and dedicated to our experience and growth as climbers. The OG Portland location is also super rad and well worth a membership even if that’s where you’d spend most of your time. Shoutout to Gary, Nick, Rob, and Payton! Much love!

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★ 5

Amazing facility and equipment! Very friendly staff and setting crew. So excited for the continued developments with this gym!

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★ 5

Had a great time climbing and hanging out here. Definitely the best gym in the Portland area!

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★ 5

I’ve been climbing for a while and PRG is definitely my favorite! Amazing climbing, lots of space, and super nice staff! Definitely check it out if you’re around the Beaverton/Portland area.

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They changed their grades to a range system.

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★ 5

What an amazing place already and I can only imagine it getting even more amazing! Staff is super friendly. Gym is brand new so as you'd expect, very clean and shiny. There's a great mix of bouldering problem difficulties, though be warned, their climbs seem harder than other gyms' equivalent ratings. But pushes you! They have a great mix of wall types and holds. And it's only getting bigger!!!! If you're looking for a world class bouldering (and in the future top/lead rope), check this place out!

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★ 4

Why does the muzak suq?

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★ 5

Had one of my favorite climbs ever today at BRG, sorry, Beaverton PRG. The energy in this gym is electric right now. I’ve made a ton of new friends and gotten into shape doing it. Moonboards, kilterboards x3 (including a slab capable mega-board), Dan Woods board ( rumor is this is super rare ). The new bolder is massive. The setters are really taking it to the next level physically and psychologically. The lockers rooms are gorgeous with towel service, waterfall shower heads and the best gym sauna experiences in Portland. It’s only gonna get better. The struts are up for the lead and top-rope section, but bouldering is the best training for that anyways. Your gym has the ability to suspend your membership. Try this out for a month. Climbing is happening in Portland here now. Come be part of it.

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★ 5

Nice gym, has everything you need to train hard and get good at bouldering.

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★ 5

Beautiful facility. Was just visiting for the US Divisional Comp they hosted and it was flawless in my view. When they finish the renovations this location will be phenomenal. Well done Portland Rock Gym.

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★ 5

This was the first time I was there and it was very interesting. It was much more difficult than I thought it would be. Those young people were amazing.

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★ 5

They currently only have bouldering and a weight area, but they're in the process of building lead and top rope walls also. Once they are done, this place is going to be huge.

I really like the openness and high ceilings. Highly recommend you check this place out!

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It’s an amazing space, I just don’t know if I’d recommend getting a membership here. PRG is difficult to work with and sometimes the people working there are really rude.

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★ 4

As it stands, the location of the new gym is the biggest contributer to my rating. It's super nice to have a new gym closer to the Beaverton area than places like stoneworks and the circuit. The two biggest complaints I have right now are that the routes aren't reset often enough (feels like you're climbing the same stuff for weeks) and that the day pass is $24. Will definitely change my review once the new top rope section is completed and once the routes get reset more often, but right now you may find more enjoyment at other gyms if the location isn't applicable to you, or if you want a cheaper pass with access to more routes.

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★ 4

Great gym for intermediate climbers with many challenging, well set routes. However, in such a large space they have very few routes that feel approachable for new climbers and that feels limiting to introduce people to the sport. Would love to see a few more V0s that teach good form for people to build strength and technique at the beginning.

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★ 5

Super cool. Can't wait until the rest of the gym is finished!

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★ 5

Fantastic angles, thousands of brand new holds, 2 moveable training boards, a spray wall, an international comp wall, this place is amazing and it's only phase 1! PRG has the strongest setting crew in the area, both in skills and in muscles. The staff are super friendly and helpful. Oh yeah, 2 yoga studios and a full workout gym... you go there to get FIT 💪🧘‍♀️💪

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★ 5

Excellent gym. Long hours, solid bouldering that gets refreshed often, good workout equipment and fun yoga sessions. Can’t wait for the top rope to get added!

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★ 5

So glad you've brought this to our area, thank you!

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★ 4

So excited for this location, there’s been a gap in Beaverton for so long. Having been a couple times now, I can modestly say that the routes are fun and quite challenging! The holds are also fresh and take a toll on my hands, this won’t be a problem for long if I keep coming back lol.

My only critique is that it feels a bit sterile…not much gym culture yet and the space is not at all homey/cozy, like The Circuit. Okay, one more critique, the routes are spaced far apart and there are typically not enough exit holds— in my humble opinion.

Otherwise, I dig this gym and I’m beyond hyped for the sauna.

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★ 5

I love rock climbing and absolutely love this gym! The check in process is easy and convenient, the gym itself has some really fun routes! It is close by to lots of things so when hanging out with friends this place makes it so easy! The colors of the gym and the holds are also great, the gym itself has cubbies,a water fountain and bathrooms all free to use.

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★ 5

Come from Medford to check it out, great place with many challenges.

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★ 5

Lots of fun to be had here! Not to mention, friendly and knowledgeable staff with great programming and events.

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★ 5

This gym is amazing! The space is nice and open and the walls are beautiful. The staff are awesome, and the route setting was flawless. I’ve been routesetting for a long time, so I recognize quality when I climb it. We had a total blast here. Thanks PRG!

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★ 5

this place is HUGE!! and so many cool new problems to climb - the setting team has put up some really interesting and fun stuff. can't wait to see the ropes in the spring!

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It’s a great spot. Ceurun, Erica, David and the whole staff team are top notch and great for welcoming beginners to experts. I’m a beginner myself and been happy with the bouldering set-up, lots of options and people to see climb. The gym itself is great and yoga rooms fantastic for all levels of lifting to yoga.

There currently isn’t top rope but that will be soon in 2024 spring/summer

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★ 5

Was in town for business and was able to get a great session in here just after their soft opening. I was really impressed by the setting and the variety of movement on lots of different terrain. It’s also huge so even though it was busy getting on the wall wasn’t a problem.

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★ 5

Has a broad selection of workout equipment in addition to a variety of bouldering routes. Yoga rooms also have all needed equipment to get a full well rounded workout. Looking forward to see the future expansions.

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★ 5

A stellar facility that is bringing climbing to the West side and I can cross train there -- there's over 8 squat racks and hundreds of boulders to climb. Staff are really friendly and their fitness instructors are super experienced. Can't wait to see what programs they develop!

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★ 5

This gym has it all! PRG Beaverton is definitely the best training in town, and likely all of the PNW. I love the variety of angles, holds, volumes, and system boards. Super friendly staff and a great atmosphere! Definitely worth a visit.

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★ 5

Honestly, probably the coolest gym I’ve been to. So many hard and cool boulders for ALL levels. Also, Tension Board, Moon Board, and Kilter Board all in one place?!?! Unreal. Definitely coming back to take one of their yoga classes, I’ve never been to a place with a “Sun” and “Moon” room. Don’t know what I’m talking about? Go check it out. Also, there’s going to be a phase two to the gym?!?!? So exciting!!! Highly recommend this gym!!!

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★ 5

Wow! I stopped by today to check out our new neighborhood gym and it is so much larger than I expected (and they're still expanding)! I am mostly interested in yoga and workout classes but after seeing it, I am inspired to try climbing too! The yoga studios are gorgeous -- a Sun Room that is large and airy with plants, and a Moon Room that is a cozy deep blue. The workout areas are more than I could have asked for: treadmills, ellipticals, rowers, and a massive weight lifting area. The staff were also very kind and helpful. I can't wait to start my membership and start taking classes!

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★ 5

Big interesting boulders with lots of variety in the wall shape and setting style. Bright natural light, and plenty of space to walk and get around between the boulders safely. I really enjoyed my time there.

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★ 5

The new Portland Rock gym is really amazing. It’s great to finally have a climbing gym out in the Beaverton area; let alone, one with such amazing climbs, fitness equipment, and space to workout/climb! The staff are the best too!

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★ 5

Routes: 10/10
Music: 11/10

Easily the biggest and coolest bouldering gym in Portland.

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★ 5

Super convenient location and bouldering area at least the size of the Circuit in Tygard. Big variety in routes and holds. Highly recommend!

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★ 5

Enormous and beautiful, this is definitely the nicest gym I've ever been to!

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The new gym is absolutely gigantic and beautiful! Highly recommend to new and experienced climbers alike. Great deal on climbing and includes yoga and fitness classes and facilities for the same membership!

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★ 5

Just went to the new location today! We had a great time bouldering on all the new routes and holds! There were so many fun and challenging climbs to work on. There's also a huge fitness area, can't wait to come back and explore more!

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