Longmont Climbing Collective - Longmont, Colorado

Tyler G.

What an awesome place! This is the kind of climbing gym you what, where they are lax where they need to be for you to climb how you see fit, yet still strong on safety and learning. The bouldering looked great although a tournament was being held so I wasn't able to experience it, but the top rope area was awesome. What was the best is the medium and kids lines which gets younger climbers into the sport, where they can have fun while their parents work on their skills as well!

Christopher A.

Amazing gym with a great staff and equipment. Some of the biggest walls I've seen for top roping / lead climbing in the country with an outdoor wall too! Super cool welcoming place that also has world class climbers stopping in..I may of climbed beside the GOAT a few weeks ago which was super cool:)

Todd F.

3rd time trying this gym. Was hoping previous experiences were just bad days. Really dirty floors and handholds, mats were wet to walk on. Rope area is very cramped and crowded. So many unmonitored kids that I almost landed on one, while lowering down on the auto belay. Might as well be a day care. I don’t expect routes to be clean but this was excessive. Handholds slick with caked on chalk.

Ben K.

They refuse to do cancellations at the front desk and instead refer you to "their agent" via email. This is a dishonest business practice and should be illegal. While I have other gripes with the gym around safety and cleanliness — and other issues of more personal impact that are less relevant to others (for instance, I was originally a founding member, excited to _finally_ have a climbing gym in Longmont, and one I could bike to, but they moved far enough out of town that Boulder gyms are now closer to me) — this experience is a red flag for me and I won't be back.

And yes, I'm posting a 1-star google review because I can guarantee you, that this will be the only way for me to get my cancellation processed in a timely way. I'm okay with that, because that kind of crappy way of operating a business deserves one star.

Mad M.

Gym is ok. They don’t focus enough on the member experience, and are too focused on the big stuff like trying to host competitions. Ton of oversight when developing this place.

The holds for bouldering are FILTHY, and are slippery as a result: tons of caked up chalk and shoe scuffs, the setting is all competition style which is annoying; just set normal boulders, tons of unmonitored children running all over the place, horrible communication from gym to members, HORRIBLE parking, frustrating bathroom layout - and I mean really frustrating, the weight room has no mirrors, no features on the rope walls, outdoor wall faces the sun, so good luck in the summer, they made a part of the outdoor wall a permanent ice climbing training section?… I can go on forever.

This gym is not worth the money they charge, but it’s unfortunately the only climbing gym in Longmont right now. If another spot opens, I’m out of here.

Chili C.

What a stellar gym! Their setters always do a fantastic job of setting a healthy variety of routes on both the bouldering and climbing walls, and they're changed with a nice frequency. More importantly for me, I love the community that Climbing Collective is intentionally building! The Bouldering Beta classes are a fantastic way to learn and grow your skills with other climbers.

Realtor N. I.

I had the pleasure of meeting Bryan and Shauna, the co-founders of the Climbing Collective, and climbing for the first time!! The gym is amazing, with everything you could ask for in a gym: a cardio area, an entire gym space, Olympic weightlifting platforms, a yoga studio, kids zone, and a recovery studio. My first experience on the wall was humbling, and I am excited to return for more! Give it a try!

Kevin S.

This gym is an amazing space to spend a few hours nurturing your body and practicing self-care. Start with an invigorating warmup that includes Olympic lifting, kettle bells, sleds, hangbars, battle ropes, free weights, and a stretching area. The gym now features an outdoor wall with autobeleys, easy routes, overhangs, and speed climbing. The best time to visit is in the late afternoon through sundown. After your workout, take time to rejuvenate in the sauna and cold plunge. It truly has everything, including kids and beginner walls, a yoga studio, and the thrill of conquering the 20-meter walls!