Bouldering is the act of low climbing, without the use of ropes and harnesses. It can be done on your own as you do not need the assistance of another climber.
Bouldering allows you the freedom to try different routes without needing to be tied in with a harness each time.
If you would like to boulder and haven't climbed before, we ask that you book a 15-20 minute induction session before you come to climb. If you are an experienced boulderer, you can just turn up!
Top rope climbing is a discipline in which a climber is tied into one end of an in situ rope that is attached to another person on the other end who manages the slack as they climb (referred to as the "belayer").
There is no additional charge for using the ropes area, though you will need to be a competent belayer or have one with you in order to use the ropes area.
Yes! As a family-run business, we are more than happy to accommodate whole families - and you're welcome to bring dogs!
Please do note that children under the age of 4 are not able to climb, though children aged 3-6 may attend a "Wild Climbers" session run by an instructor.
The only hard requirement is that you wear climbing shoes - if you don't own any, you're able to rent some at reception!
Please try to avoid especially baggy clothing as it could pose a snagging risk.
In the winter it can be very cold, particularly if you are just watching and not actively climbing. Conversely, it can be very hot in the summer so please dress with this in mind!
Yes! We have a café and seating area. We have a range of hot and cold drinks as well as snacks, though please be aware that we don't currently offer hot food or sandwiches.
Yes! We have a gym with free weights, bars, and two hangboards. We also have a Moonboard for the experienced climbers.
Yes! Please contact us for more details.
All children must be at least 4 years old when supervised by a parent. Children may participate in Wild Climbers sessions with an instructor from 3 years old.
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