Movement Englewood

Great climbing gym! Clean facilities and decent routes. The grades are a bit soft but that’s just my opinion.

Good place to rock climb, the facility is huge and there are tons of routes to choose from. It can be very busy though, so not ideal if big groups aren’t your thing.

Great atmosphere and friendly staff. I am really impressed compared to traditional gyms after going to movement a couple times. Keep up the good work!

I’ve been a member since February. Routes are changed regularly. Staff is fantastic. Plenty of routes for climbing and bouldering. Along with a great workout facility.

Where else can you climb, stair master, lift AND get your yoga on? Love the management, staff members, look, feel and style. Everyone is friendly and goes out of their way to help you. Great parties and member perks. Clean facility. Wouldn’t go anywhere else. Love bringing friends here!

Setting wasn’t good, and grading wasn’t consistent, some v7’s were much easier than some v4’s. $24 for a day pass is expensive especially when the climbing is no where near worth it. Would not recommend anyone here unless they were able to get in for free.

This is definitely my favorite of the Movement locations. The vibes are much better than RiNo. There’s tons of space for bouldering, and the gym is also awesome. The only thing I wish is that Movement could upgrade to a better app because it’s such a pain to sign up for/cancel classes.

Earth Treks Englewood is a great climbing gym. The route walls here are especially tall for indoor climbing at about 60 feet, the bouldering area is huge, and the fitness area is spacious with well maintained and fairly new equipment. Members can enjoy free yoga classes, and there are also lead training and outdoor prep classes that you can pay for. I've taken a few paid classes and I've always felt I've learned from them and gotten my money's worth. The route setting here is for the most part engaging and fun. I would say the grades are a bit soft, but for the largest gym in the Denver area that isn't too surprising. Staff is across the board friendly and approachable. The gym is well kept and I feel the rotation for new sets is pretty well spaced to the point where I have time to work on projects but there's also new stuff to play on regularly enough. The $79/mo price point seemed steep to me at first. I was used my $20 chuze membership. However, after being a member for a month, I realized just how worth it the higher price of admission is. Outdoor climbing will always be my biggest passion, but Earth Treks is a great place to train and hang out. If you're thinking about joining, you won't be disappointed.

25 years climbing indoors and outdoors here. I have been to many climbing gyms all over the place and this is by far one of my favorites. I have been a member for almost a year now and I love almost everything about it: The Staff is just great! Love these guys, super friendly, greet you by your name and always helpful and chatty. The routes are fun and long, the facility is awesome and in general the climbers here are nice . Definitely crowded on peak hours. My 4 star rating is because of a couple of suggestion rather than critics:1. The route gradings feels a bit off at times.2. The routes are too close to each other, one should be able to climb a route without waiting for the neighbouring climber to finish because it might be on your way or fear of people falling too close to you. Some routes anchors are offset quite a bit which creates a big swing if you let go of the wall on top rope, possibly interfering with your neighbour's sequence.2. Why there aren't any autobelays? This is a great option for solo climbers, for endurance training and practicing leading and lead belaying (Perhaps in the area of the speed climbs? rarely see people using that wall. A waste of real state).3. I'd suggest taking advantage of the converging walls to setup more dihedral type of routes with lots of small foot work off the two walls. Most routes are about the same style/sequence, steep & straight up.

Really disappointing if you're experienced. This gym is always overcrowded (weights area too), which of course isn't their fault, but it makes training difficult. What IS their fault is having all 3 adjustable training walls broken for around A YEAR now. And yet they feel it's fair to raise rates. After 3+ years here, I'll not be renewing my membership when it lapses.