Planet Rock Climbing Gym

Today I took my first climbing lesson and had an amazing time! The class covered all the basics and safety procedures. Madison was a fantastic instructor - her explanations were clear and detailed, and she made sure everyone understood by asking questions throughout the lesson. She also shared great tips that made everything easy to remember and put into practice. Overall, a great experience. I can't wait to come back! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Had such a fun time with my good friend Colton! The route (courses) were easy for beginners but challenging for most, I would definitely suggest this to anyone that's thinking about coming or even rock climbing. I was helped by staff members the day before I went with my friend, and they were absolutely delighted as soon as I walked in and told them it was my first time! It costed $21 to get in and $7 bucks for rental shoes! If you have $30+ I would heavily recommend coming here with the family or friends!

This place it's pretty cool for newbies and experienced climbers. They change the routes amevery now and then so there's constantly new challenges. The parking can be a problem at times, specially on the days the have the "cheap" pases starting at 7pm (I believe it's Tuesdays) other than that it's usually pretty good. Lockers, restrooms and water fountain available.

Was a member here for 1.5 years before cancelling. This gym is pretty good if you go infrequently, but I do not recommend getting a yearly membership here. My personal reasons are: 1. So. Many. Team. Kids. EVERYWHERE. For half of the year, every day after work hours there are no less than 20 children on the boulders. Their coaches devise ridiculous drills that involve taking up multiple routes at once and blatantly skip past and get in the way of others trying to climb. The kids may not know better but the coaches definitely should. Paying adults in this gym are second priority to team kids. 2. Dirty and poorly maintained climbing walls. I've never been to a gym that had this amount of chalk and rubber caked on every hold. Even on new sets they dont seem to ever feel good. They did some renovations to the mats and one of the walls recently, so I'll give them credit for trying to make improvements. The rest of the facilities are clean. 3. Dangerously bad air quality. This gym has terrible ventilation, and combine this with the previous issue and you have a ton of rubber and chalk in the air. I get a coughing fit EVERY time I visit this gym, which happens nowhere else. This is pretty unacceptable to me. 4. Very long gaps between sets. I only boulder so I cant speak for the top rope or lead routes, but the bouldering routes have gone up to weeks without a single new climb being put up in the past. This gym is nowhere near large enough to climb at for a month without getting bored. That being said, here are some positives: 1. Great staff and community. They host plenty of nice events and anytime I've bought shoes from their store I got fantastic help. 2. Good variety in walls and route setting. Dedicated slab wall is great, so is the arch and the cave. Whenever the setters put up a new set theres always plenty of fun climbs. This gym has a lot of potential, and I hate writing a negative review for a place I've thoroughly enjoyed in the past. But I would rather drive further for a more peaceful climbing experience that doesn't negatively impact my health.