Mosaic Climbing

We had a lovely time celebrating my husbands birthday here with friends and family. The place is so friendly for beginners plus there is an open area to use where you can serve treats. There is a huge rock climbing room with high ceilings, with courses for all skill levels — with auto belaying as well. There is also a large bouldering room too!

We are visiting from California and were absolutely blown away by Mosaic Climbing Gym! The space is bright, clean, and filled with tons of fun and creative routes for all levels. My 7-year-old daughter, a beginner climber, had private lessons with Patrick, and it was an incredible experience. Patrick is an outstanding instructor—patient, calm, kind, and extremely knowledgeable. He covered everything from climbing etiquette and safety rules to techniques and post-climbing stretches. My daughter got to practice both top rope and bouldering, and she had such a wonderful time that the one-hour session flew by! We were so impressed that we booked a package and came back for two-hour lesson with Patrick then next day. Patrick has a fantastic way of working with kids—he’s fun, personable, and knows how to keep them engaged and confident. Thank you Patrick and we highly recommend Mosaic Climbing Gym!

A highly professional environment, yet very family-like here in Loveland, Ohio. Every individual trainer or staff here makes a highly friendly and open impression. And once you've been there for a while, you'll quickly notice the positive effect this atmosphere has on you or your child. I definitely recommend checking it out! My personal thanks also go to Patrick, whose calm and patient manner always ensures the enjoyment and performance during training.

As someone who has worked at a couple climbing gyms for two years and as someone that has visited a lot of climbing gyms this place does a FANTASTIC job at creating easy climbs for beginners along with challenging climbs for people who want to get better at ourdoor climbing. Staff are super friendly as well, John and Sam (I think that's their names) have gone above and beyond in their customer service. Also, they just cleaned the moonboard 🌙 For me the membership is 1000% worth it because I have 24/7 access with my fob to the bouldering area ; this makes it way easier for me to prioritize bouldering more because my schedule is always a little different. Sometimes I prefer going at times where not a lot of people go so it's really nice to have that fob option. Some of the setting is gonna feel sand bagged which helps you prep for outdoor bouldering, and some of the holds do feel a little risky/grimy but climbing in general can be a dangerous sport. You have to fill out a form due to risk/dangers/ect and it's good to be self aware of what your comfort zone is. Basically if you feel too uncomfortable doing something then don't work on that route/problem. Maybe even watch people work on that one first to see if you want to try it or not. I like how their grading system is color based not number based ✨️ I've worked on some top rope here which have fun movements too (the walls are also pretty tall), but I like how they have a suggestion box at the gym usually. It's nice that they consider our suggestions and I'm greatful a gym like this exists. I hope more gyms incorporate the fob 24/7 access concept more. Sometimes they even have events here which is great too. If I could give more than 5 stars I would; thanks for everything Mosaic Climbing!

Mosaic is a great gym with phenomenal staff. The style of climb is self described as more "movement" focused, and steers away from pure strength based climbing, and it's a nice variation from the other climbing gyms in the area. The staff is very helpful and the classes included with the membership are fantastic. I have a few desires from management that'd make this a better option for me. For one, the bouldering pads are extremely stiff. They're thick for sure, but they're so hard, I've heard of people getting ankle injuries when falling off boulders, and I believe it. Compared to the surrounding gyms, the pads are just not comfortable, and make it more a necessity to down climb. I also wish that mosaic offered different tiers of membership, specifically a swipe tier that is cheaper than their day pass, but slightly more expensive than their monthly membership, that still had access to the 24 hour bouldering room. There are just not enough boulders/top rope climbs at a specific level that make this feasible to be my main climbing gym, given how much I like to climb, and how many gyms are in the surrounding area. I would absolutely climb at mosaic once a week mainly, but it doesn't make monetary sense for me to pay a monthly membership if I'd just go 4 times in a month, and the absence of a mid tier membership level just makes me cancel the membership when I'd love to keep coming, and $25 for a day pass is too steep to do regularly. Please add a mid tier membership level, and please get some softer pads!