The Spot Bouldering Gym

I had a great time! First day pass is free which was a pleasant surprise!! Looking forward to coming back, this is definitely the spot!!!

Great climbing instructors! Overcame my fear of heights and got a great workout. Not only is it rock climbing gym but also has a bar full of beer!

For $25 per day pass (more than all the other front range gyms, including movement), they could at least buy matching holds and get rid of the tape. I have only been one day since the merge with Evo, and was not impressed. Overly loud, bad music that screamed 23-year old dude + the new high price tag ruined the vibe for me. Pro: definitely not busy!

It's great for beginners and experts. There's lots of versatility in the routes. The staff is really nice and helpful and they even have beers on tap for after your climb.

Okay gym. Good warmup and weights area. Staff are really nice! However tape design for boulder problems is super clunky, better to stick to the colour coding.

anyone complaining about the tape doesn’t know what they are talking about. The tape is a BONUS. It gives the routesetters way more freedom when they have access to every hold in their arsenal vs if it’s only one color pffft. More hold variety per route = cooler routes duh. The routes here are some of the coolest of any gym I have been to keep doing what you’re doing!

This is a great all-bouldering gym in Boulder. The routesetters set some of the most fun and creative bouldering routes you can find in a gym. The environment is relaxed and chill. Great music too

For anyone wondering what the gym looks like. Like I was before I joined. Got everything you need.

Stopped by for a climb and shower on my road trip. Was pleasantly surprised to have a delicious cold beer or two on draft to match the cold shower! Herbal shampoos and body soap. Friendly and helpful people and staff. FREE your first time day pass!!! can't wait to come back through!

I was a little bummed when I climbed, because the main bouldering island had no climbs set and the majority of the back wall was being reset. The most frustrating aspect for me was the grading system. I’ve seen four grading systems inside bouldering gyms and this is by far the most complicated to understand. The staff were very nice, especially Nathan. Overall, a nice bouldering gym, but could be remodeled and ideally use the V scale grading system.