Délire Escalade Lévis is the Délire group's bouldering gym on the South Shore, on route du Président-Kennedy in the heart of Lévis. It opened in 2023 as the fifth site of the Quebec City climbing company, and its walls were designed and built by Délire's own manufacturing arm. Natural wood walls up to 16 ft high fill the 15,000 sq ft space, with more than 100 problems for every level and new ones each week.
A training area has a tilting Kilter board, and the bistro and bar serve coffee, smoothies, sandwiches and beer. The wi-fi makes it easy to study or work between sessions, and the shop stocks climbing shoes and gear. No booking is needed and bouldering needs no certification. Climbers aged 16 and over must wear climbing shoes, which can be hired.
As we last found them. Prices change, so check the wall's website before you go.
- Junior (6 to 15) and student: $21
- Fridays: $15 for everyone (bought on site)
- First visit: 7 days of climbing for the price of one entry ($24.50)
- 7-day unlimited pass for every Délire gym: $35 (16 and over; $43 with shoe hire)
- 10-entry pass: $210; 20-entry pass: $395 (valid at every Délire gym)
- Shoe hire: $7 (climbing shoes are compulsory from age 16)
- School and corporate groups of 12 or more: $28 to $31.50 each
- Prices exclude tax
- Monthly direct debit, no commitment: $129 for the first month, then $93 a month (students $83 a month)
- Child (6 to 11) or junior (12 to 15): $54 a month
- Prepaid: 1 month $129, 3 months $329, 6 months $510, 1 year $955 (10% off for students and children)
- Members can climb at every Délire gym and get free yoga classes, 10% off in the shop, a free guest each month and the option to freeze their membership
- Prices exclude tax
“…The climbing walls are amazing, and there’s such a great variety of routes for all levels. The atmosphere is welcoming… The only downside is their spinning bikes—they really need a tune-up…”
“Love the place, unique walls, good for beginners, very cozy, polite staff, for sure my main gym from now on.”
“Really fun settings, friendly staff, and a cute cafe next to it. Also, we took the ferry from Quebec City which was super easy and a nice ride. Would highly recommend if you are in Quebec City!”
Ratings as each site showed them in October 2026.
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