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The Front Climbing Club — Climbing Gyms in Salt Lake City

The Front Climbing Club

4.2(432)4.2 out of 5 stars, 432 reviews Salt Lake City, UT

About The Front Climbing Club

The Front Climbing Club is a climbing gym in Salt Lake City, UT , rated 4.2 out of 5 by 432 families. It's one of indoor kids activities worth knowing about when you're planning a day out with the kids.

What parents say

Matt Meredith
5.05.0 out of 5 stars
"I’ve climbed here over 2.5 years. South Main, and The Original Location Downtown (OG). Briefly, the community (very good adaptive program), facilities, various classes, art galleries, cheap coffee, community nights (chess!), hmm music, sauna, now pottery, all the things 👍🏼👍🏼 if I could. I personally really like the auto belays; I find them a valuable tool in a training modality called “ladders”. The rates vary. Be careful, switching from bouldering to them. Or auto belays to standard (different clipping). However; I’m a big fan they invested in the technology despite some very public i"

2 months ago

Andrew Wheeler
4.04.0 out of 5 stars
"I love how huge this gym is! And the fact that we got a south main location and salt lake location I get a ton of variety. Even though it still gets so crowded. Hopefully the expansion fixes some of that but the parking issue will always been such a problem. But what can you do. I ride my bike most of the time to the gym and I get a little bonus smoothie every time I ride 10 times however every time I I go to get it they say that they aren’t serving them that day which is insane. But this isn’t a smoothie shop. It’s a gym. And at the end of the day the climbs are fun and they do have a lot of "

7 months ago

Carly Johnson
3.03.0 out of 5 stars
"The good: Tall walls, nice equipment, lots of bouldering space if that's what you're after, cafe was excellent and beers are cheap, the staff member who did our belay checks was very nice. The not so good: Crazy expensive day pass - by far the most expensive I have ever seen (and I've been to a LOT of gyms around the country!). They do not rent lead ropes (this is not clear on the website), and there are surprisingly few top ropes. Additionally, they were setting when we were there, and a large section of top ropes were closed off, so it felt like we had very few climbing options after spendi"

4 months ago

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