Welcome to Reach Indoor Climbing
Visit us today!
Welcome to Reach Indoor Climbing
Visit us today!
About Us
Reach Indoor Climbing is a community-focused climbing and training facility, committed to helping all climbers reach their highest performance potential in a supportive, fun environment.
Visit us today!
Price List
Visit our Day Use page for more information
Day Pass
$25 + tax
10 Day Pass
$210 + tax
- To be used for any 10 days - no expiration
- Passes are shareable
Intro Package
$40 + tax
- 2 week membership plus rental gear
- 50% off one prepaid 1 month membership or first month of an EFT membership
Intro PLUS Package
$50 + tax
- 2 week membership plus rental gear
- Top-rope belay lesson
- 50% off one prepaid 1 month membership or first month of an EFT membership
Rental Gear:
Shoes
$6 + tax
Harness
$6 + tax
Shoes + Harness Package
$11 + tax
Chalk Bag
$4 + tax
Discounts Available as Follows:
- Youth under 18: 15% OFF
- Students over 18 with a valid student ID: 15% OFF
- Seniors: 10% OFF
- Military, First Responders, Teachers, Health Services: 10% OFF
Pricing subject to change.
What to expect on your first visit
Contact Us
Got a question for us? Looking for more information about our offerings? Drop us a line here and we’ll get back to you with everything you need to know.
Phone Number:
(905) 750-8500
Email:
Unit 7-8 212 Earl Stewart Drive, Aurora, Ontario L4G 6V7, Canada
Hours of Operation
Spring Hours
Monday - Friday 3pm - 10pm
Saturday: 9am - 10pm
Sunday: 9am - 9pm
Member only hours (Active members and punch card holders):
Monday - Friday 12pm - 3pm
Land Acknowledgement
We would like to acknowledge that Reach Indoor Climbing is located on the traditional territories of the Haudenosaunee, the Anishinabewaki, the Huron-Wendat and the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation. The town of Aurora is situated on both Treaty 13 and Williams Treaty land.
We at Reach respect the many diverse nations that once occupied this land and aim to dismantle systemic barriers that prevent indigenous communities from accessing and participating in the sport of climbing.
Miigwetch (thank you in Ojibwa)
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