
Stone Age Climbing Gym North
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- BBoyd N· 7 months ago
Another awesome experience with the folks at Stone Age climbing gym… North Valley hands-down the best gym management (Charles was really helpful with my kiddos). We can’t wait to do their kids camps in the summer. Thanks again!
- EEmily Fletcher· a year ago
A fantastic climbing gym, and even better guides! Whether you want to climb indoors or outdoors, Stone Age is the place to go! While visiting ABQ for a week, we spent an evening climbing in the gym and also booked a day of guided climbing outdoors. We had a wonderful time both days! Cat was an amazing guide. She easily gauged our experience/interest and recommended a perfect crag for us to climb in the Jemez mountains. When one wall was surprisingly busy, she had a backup plan that we switched to with no delay in our day of climbing. She was a great belayer, beta-giver (not sprayer) and teacher! Because Cat is so knowledgeable and supportive, I felt comfortable lead climbing and lead belaying with her, which are both things that normally scare me too much to try. Not only was Cat always looking out for our safety, she also was conscious of our comfort--always checking that we were drinking water, eating snacks, and putting on sun screen. We had such a fun time and it felt like we were all just hanging out at the wall together. From our evening in Stone Age (North location), it's clear that the gym is filled with wonderful folks like Cat. I've been to quite a few climbing gyms across the US, but Stone Age has the best culture of any I've visited. Their safety policies and procedures center education as a solution, unlike many gyms which take a punitive approach. This facilitates a community culture that can make everyone safer, because feedback can be given without sowing defensiveness. Although we were only there for one evening, the gym community felt very close-knit. Stone Age staff will make an announcement on the loudspeaker if someone needs a climbing partner and will ask for volunteers. Within a minute or so, someone volunteered to climb for my husband's lead test (something that takes a lot of trust!). That guest was so nice that we ended up climbing with him for most of the visit, with him taking us under his wing and literally showing us the ropes ("you should climb this route, you'll like it, that next hold is good, you've got this!") I'm sad to leave ABQ because I wish we could take this wonderful gym, and its phenomenal climbing community, home with us!
- JJacob Draper· 10 months ago
Stone age climber gym is one of the best gyms located in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Always a great atmosphere. Stop by and check them out.
- DDeeana Graham· 6 months ago
My spouse and I have been climbing here for years, we mostly boulder but I was wanting to learn how to lead belay since I have friends who love to climb ropes, especially for competitions and wanted to try to help belay them but didn't want to do the full lead belay class to learn how to climb as well. Ended up talking to Cat, one of the workers who's the manager at the North location, and she ended up mentioning performance coaching to me, which allowed me to do a 1 on 1 private lesso with Cat to learn how to just lead belay. It was wonderful getting to be taught 1 on 1 and Cat is an amazing teacher! Would be happy to do another 1 on 1 in the future! Besides that, the emoloyees there are amazing, so friendly and work hard to remember people who come in frequently! :)
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