Bliss Climbing and Fitness

Just had my first experience in a gym and I'm hooked. The staff and clients were really friendly. I've found my sport.

Amazing staff and environment! My daughter started climbing, which led me to start shortly after. It has been nothing short of an amazing journey! Highly recommend to anyone and everyone!

I went here twice to boulder and had a very bad experience both times on back to back days. The route angles and layouts are a mess, the angles are totally off, and holds lack variety, so the puzzle component is missing. It feels like routes haven’t been tested and were just cobbled together. Many are poorly marked or missing tags, so you don’t know the level you’re climbing. I feel like the injury risk is high at this place.I spent $22/day to boulder, and there were teams or kids groups that overtook the small corner space both days, something the staff didn’t bring up before I paid. While there’s nothing wrong with being busy, being up front to someone new or from out of town would be nice, and enforcing climbing etiquette should be a given. Kids and their parents laying down in the bouldering area, climbing over the top of people or walking under a climber, etc.The staff were also weirdly standoffish for a climbing gym, and I felt more in the way than welcome. I also voiced that I only wanted to boulder to the staff initially and they made me do a belay tutorial anyway despite me saying I didn’t want to. Harnesses hurt to wear because I had hernia surgery in the area they normally sit, but I was made to do the training anyway.When I brought up my poor experience to the desk when leaving, they just kind of shrugged. I wasted $44 to boulder, and I’d advise anyone from out of town to maybe just save your money and wait to boulder at your home gym when you get back.

My son is learning to climb here doing weekly classes. They treat him well and are well equipped to teach.

We've really enjoyed our membership. The vibe is awesome and the staff are very friendly.

Instructors were very helpful in getting my 6 and 9 year olds up and climbing. They had a blast.

If you're coming from the west coast, be prepared. A V3 can feel like a V4 in California. Midwest gyms are generally more technically demanding while the "puzzle" aspect is the same. Still very satisfying. ABS routes were fair when comparing to routes at other gyms. Quick run through by staff to get my friend and me started fast.

I climb there on a regular basis and have never had anything bad happen, never disgusted, never felt excluded, never not wanted to go. The staff there is amazing, and they are so nice and will answer questions nicely and quickly if asked. The boulder room has a variety of styles and different ratings with fun holds and fun routes. That goes for the rope room as well. They have a gym upstairs that is pretty nice. And there are moon board is good as well. Overall, this place is a five stars and an amazing place to climb. If you haven’t climbed here, I recommend it.

Recently did a group climb with my sisters. We were all beginners being brave, facing our fears and trying something new. Kate and Brett were our instructors/belayers and it was such a positive experience! We felt safe, encouraged and accepted as beginners. Climbing is the perfect combination of mental and physical challenge, and the best part is...if you are a beginner, you WILL surprise yourself! It was SO FUN!!

Our first visit and the staff were very friendly and helpful. The facility was little smaller than I expected, however, I didn’t feel crowded. Didn’t have to wait and climbed as much as we wanted. …