Mountain Project: Climbing Indoor Walls

This is the location for all climbing gyms and other indoor walls. It will be subdivided by state, with individual gyms listed under their state.

When adding a new indoor wall in your state, we encourage you to follow the format (or one similar to it) that others have used when creating their Mountain Project entries. We also encourage addition of subjective comments on the gym in question in addition to the dry factual information of name, location, etc. An example might be comments on the quality of route setting in your local gym.

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By Leo Paik
Administrator
From: Westminster, Colorado
Aug 13, 2007

Note, some states already have these indoor walls, like CO indoor walls, listed separately under the individual state.

By outdooreric
Nov 5, 2007

This is kind of silly. Any indoor wall worth the land it sits on will have its own website with exactly the same information.

By Richard Radcliffe
From: Louisville, CO
Dec 14, 2007

It's beyond silly when people start adding actual gym routes.

By Braxton Norwood
From: Tucson, AZ
Jan 27, 2008

Any and all information you could possibly want regarding indoor climbing (esp. locations) can be found here: http://indoorclimbing.com

By Andrew Haag
From: Tucson, AZ
Mar 11, 2008

LOL, this is pure comedy. Whats the approach like? Why in the world would gym climbs get stars? Even the worst no star route on real rock beats the best gym climb Ive been on. Whats next, we gunna bolt a tree call it 5.10 and post the route on mountain project?

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