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First time? Don't worry, we've got your back.
If this is your first time rock climbing, we've got you covered! At Vertical Horizons we believe that climbing is for everyone. Regardless of your age or skill level, we are here to help you begin your climbing journey! Follow the these easy steps to get started:
What to Expect
Prices
Day Pass
A day pass gives you full access to the facility and all climbing terrain all day. Come and go as you please!
Day Pass with Rentals - Kid | $17 |
Day Pass with Rentals - Adult | $22 |
Day Pass - Kid | $13.50 |
Day Pass - Adult | $17 |
Gear Rental
Rentals include a pair of climbing shoes a harness. Chalk bags are also available.
Rental Chalk Bag | $3 |
Punch Pass with Gear Rental | $90.50 |
Monthly Shoe and Harness Rental | $20 |
Day Pass with Rental Gear - Kid | $17 |
Day Pass with Rental Gear - Adult | $22 |
Prices
Offerings
Looking for something else? We've got youth programs, birthday parties, classes, and more!
FAQs
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What should I wear to go rock climbing?Be sure to wear close-toed shoes and athletic wear. Rock climbing is a blast but you will be working hard!
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What should I bring to go rock climbing?As long as you are wearing close-toed shoes OR rental shoes, you are good to go! We recommend bringing a water bottle and a snack.
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What is top-roping?Top rope climbing happens on our tall walls. A single top rope hangs from the top of the wall. The climber ties into one side using a doubled-back figure 8 knot and the other climber belays from the other end of the rope. Interested in learning how to belay? Try our Intro to Climbing class!
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What is auto-belaying?Auto-belays are devices positioned at the top of our tall walls that allow a climber to climb without a belay partner. The climber clips into the device and climbs as normal. When they are ready to come down, they simply let go of the wall! The auto-belay lowers them slowly. Interested in learning how to auto-belay? Check out our Intro to Climbing class!
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What is bouldering?Bouldering occurs on our shorter walls, also called bouldering walls. Bouldering walls are generally no taller than about 15 feet. While bouldering, a climber is not attached to any rope, so all falls are ground falls! We have industry standard padding producting the floor around all bouldering walls and we instruct climbers on proper fall technique during their free orientation. Questions? Concerns? Give us a call!
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