Hangar 18 Indoor Climbing Gym - East Riverside

Brittany Danielle

So much to do aside from rock climbing! Great experience, great staff.

Andrew Smith

I can’t speak for the quality of the gym because they wouldn’t let me climb. Apparently before I could boulder I had to take a bouldering class that would cost an additional 30$. I am an experienced climber who has been to dozens of gyms around the country and never seen a policy like that before. I would understand if the class requirement was just for top rope but a class requirement for bouldering is ridiculous. Apparently you can test out but you can only do it during the class which only happens once per hour. I showed up at 20 past and I wasn’t going to wait around for 40 min.

Nathaniel Segura

Friendly staff, clean bathrooms, plenty of lockers, a massive wall for belaying, and a giant rock in the middle for bouldering. The routes are constantly changing and they each have their own difficulty rating. You'll find first time climbers here and also those who should be climbing El Capitan... After conquering your route and reaching the top you'll gain access to the upstairs gym. Giant fans and dock doors keep the place cool to help you climb longer. Single day passes are $18, shoe rentals are $3, and memberships start at $35.

Philip Van Arsdale

"FIVE STARS" Great staff, clean facility, good lighting, no AC, gym equipment is lacking but that isn't why you come, new routes weekly for both big wall and bouldering, music ranges from 90s-pop