Movement Englewood

Overall I like this gym. The setting on the lead wall is great. Like most gyms the routes tend to be very sustained. Nothing wrong with that but I also think it would be nice to add routes that have cruxy sections similar to what you often find outside.I also think it would be nice if the route density on the overhang section was a little higher. Sometimes it seems a bit sparse, or there isn't a climb within the grade range you are looking for.I'm not a huge fan of the boulder setting at this gym. It's not as flowy as the setting at Baker, but it is better than the Rino setting.

Absolutely blown away by this rock climbing gym. It is by far the nicest one I have been to. Spacious, sparkling clean and great staff. Big bouldering area and big top rope and lead climbing space. If you are in Denver and like rock climbing, Earth treks Englewood is the place to be!!

Hard to think of a better place to learn indoor rock climbing. We frequent their restorative yoga classes as often as possible! The actual gym space is enough to do most workouts, but they don't have many workout machines like other gyms.

This gym has great bouldering, toprope, and lead problems, friendly staff, cool events, and more. I climb here twice a week and mostly enjoy the gym. There are lots of solid routes that are often replaced. It does have some problems, though.The management/staff could do a better job of enforcing climbing rules and should consider reimposing reservation systems which were in place during Covid. People consistently climb underneath you or directly adjacent in both the Boulder and toprope sections, which is uncomfortable and dangerous. Staff should patrol the gym and remind climbers that climbing directly adjacent routes is not allowed. To my second point, the peak crowds are very, very large. A reservation system could eliminate some issues there. Of those two points I think the first one is much more important.

Awesome gym, both bouldering and roped areas impress me. Avoid the typical busy times (5 PM weekdays in particular are really bad). It is great for new climbers when you bring your friends as the gym is so large there is loads of introduction routes for them to tackle.

We loved the route setting and variety in wall angles and styles. The facility was clean, the staff was friendly and the gym had more than enough routes for any grade of climbing.The only thing we didn't like were the top rope anchors, having the rope wrapped around a cylinder for the anchor caused a lot of unnecessary rope drag when belaying.

First off place is huge. They offer primarily indoor climbing experiences. But they have fitness as well like a lifting area and cardio equipment. I personally go to some of the classes they offer, which i really recommend. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The place is kept very clean. You can rent equipment or bring your own. They only complaint I have is that the parking lot is a little chaotic. During peak hours, it fills up very quickly, and it gets a little sporty with people driving all over the place. Access to movement is pretty they are easy to find you can see the big building from us85. Fees are fairly reasonable. If you do an intro to rope climbing class, you can up to a 15 day pass so you can get some gains in during that time.

You have a lot in that one building and it isn't just climbing including an exersize gym a rope clombing area and a bouldering area. They also change ther routes of both rope and boulders so your not just climbing the same thing.

Today I booked my first ever climb and had the pleasure of Mark as my instructor/spotter. He was extremely knowledgeable, welcoming, and his encouraging positive attitude really made me feel at ease. I can't believe I've never tried this sport before and thanks for making me the newest addict to the climbing family. I couldn't have been more impressed with the facility and welcoming workers. I highly, highly recommend Movement to those who are looking to try rock climbing. Thanks Movement, I'll be back

Love this place! More than the abundant routes that are well kept is the super welcoming staff. As a new climber I came in shy, but my belay instructor put me at ease with his patient instruction and great attitude. I seem to meet other friendly climbers often. I always get a hello and goodbye from the front desk. Seems like people enjoy working here which is nice.