Evergreen, Colorado, United States
Buchanan Park Recreation Center in Evergreen is run by the Evergreen Park & Recreation District. Its climbing wall, The Pinnacle, is a 41-foot freestanding tower shaped like natural rock, standing in the building's rotunda. Sculpted features and custom holds cover its faces, and an overhang adds a challenge for stronger climbers.
The wall is climbed on top ropes and auto-belays. During supervised open climbing, district staff do all the belaying: pay the drop-in fee or scan a facility pass, and hire a harness and shoes at the front desk if you need them. Climbers must be at least four years old, and weigh at least 35 lb to use the auto-belays. Open climbing currently runs on Wednesday and Thursday evenings and at weekends, and the times can change from month to month.
The centre also has a leisure pool, a hot tub and dry sauna, an indoor cycling room and a 3,200 sq ft cardio and weights area.
As we last found them. Prices change, so check the wall's website before you go.
- Adult day admission for non-district residents; district residents: $8
- Youth (4-18): $10 (residents $7)
- Military, first responders and seniors (60+): $8 (residents $6)
- Household of two: $17 (residents $13)
- 20-punch card: $156 for adults (residents $126)
- Day admission covers the whole recreation centre, including supervised open climbing
- Harness and shoe hire cost extra
- Non-residents can pay a $375 yearly opt-in fee for district prices
- Adult month-to-month pass for non-district residents (residents $43), with a 3-month minimum and 30 days' written notice to cancel
- Annual pass: $537 (residents $430); household of two $820 (residents $656)
- Military and seniors: $39 a month (residents $32), $437 a year (residents $350)
- Youth: $48 a month (residents $38)
- Passes cover the climbing pinnacle during open climbing, plus the weights and cardio rooms, pools, hot tub and sauna
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