Climb So iLL at the Power Plant

Maison D

Unfortunately, I must leave a negative review after 3 years of membership. For personal reasons I wanted to take a break from climbing and cancel my membership for the time being. I was, however, unaware that the contract I signed years ago included a stipulation that the membership must be cancelled within a certain, arbitrary number of days before the next billing cycle. The staff informed me I would be charged for an additional month against my wish because I didn’t meet this requirement. Apparently nothing could be done about this. It’s sad that after 3 years, I left with the feeling that I wasn’t a valued member of the Climb So iLL community. I was hoping to rejoin in the future but now I will not be doing so. Be aware of this when you sign your contract or terminate your membership, and don’t make the same mistake I did.

Roberto Bolognese

Very limited options for bouldering, and almost none for beginners. Lots of demand for it, though, so the few routes they offer are super crowded. On the positive side, the facility is newer and well lit. Members get a lot of perks. Just not really my cup of tea.

Jeremy Nodine

Well set-up climbing gym in an interesting space. The bouldering wall had some creative problems with great variety across the grades. Even the auto-belays were a good time for an experienced climber. Good community feel, clean facilities, and the staff and management went out their way to be helpful! Great gym.

Tyler Doyle

Great spot! The positives include unique holds, great route-setting, and a lack of crowding generally. They seem to take COVID pretty seriously, and require members to book a time to prevent overcrowding. Bouldering and lead climbing are …