Durham, England, United Kingdom
Durham Climbing Centre is a well-established indoor climbing facility located in Durham, United Kingdom. Offering a variety of features and amenities, it caters to climbers of all levels, from beginners to advanced.
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Whether you are looking to improve your climbing skills, meet other climbers, or simply have a fun and fulfilling climbing experience, Durham Climbing Centre is a great option to consider in the UK climbing scene.
As we last found them. Prices change, so check the wall's website before you go.
- Members: £10.50 adult, £9.50 concession, £5.50 under 7
- Non-members: £11.50 concession, £7.50 under 7
- Lifetime membership: £15 adult, £10 concession or under 7
- 11-climb pass: from £90, no expiry
- Beginner taster (30 minutes + shoe hire): £25, £20 concession, £60 family
- Private coaching (60 minutes + shoe hire): £40, £30 concession
- Shoe hire: £3.50 adult, £3 concession, £1.50 under 7
- Parent & toddler (Tuesday - Friday 10:00 - 14:00): £6
- Concession: juniors 7-15, OAPs, students
- Concession: £50 a month
- Includes a free guest pass a month and a free climb at an Independent Climbing Wall Collective wall
- 3-month pass from £140; 12-month pass from £450
As the wall announced them. Plans change, so check with the wall before you go.
First round of the winter bouldering ladder: new problems from very easy to very hard, scored on the Griptonite app over several weeks, with prizes and SendFest entry for category winners.
Second round of the winter bouldering ladder, with a fresh set of problems for every level scored on the Griptonite app.
Final round of the winter bouldering ladder before the series prizes are awarded at SendFest.
The centre's one-day bouldering competition, with qualifier rounds open to all, a raffle and a spectators' final for the top climbers. Booking details to follow.
“So many options for climbing and can spend hours challenging yourself from easy to difficult climbs.”
“Warm-up and cafe area, insane amount of wall angles which make for diverse and exciting movement, small but well-equipped training area, modern and old-school style of setting”
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