Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Hive Climbing & Fitness, located in the Mount Pleasant area of Vancouver, offers a diverse climbing experience for climbers of all skill levels. The facility mainly focuses on bouldering but also provides top-rope and lead climbing options. Known for its well-structured and regularly updated routes, Hive is recognized for fostering a strong community atmosphere alongside a range of fitness programs.
Hive Climbing & Fitness strikes a balance between a commercial gym and a community climbing space, making it a notable destination for both casual climbers and serious athletes in Vancouver.
As we last found them. Prices change, so check the wall's website before you go.
- Students (proof of enrolment needed): $24, or half price ($16) on the first Monday of each month
- Youth aged 6 to 17: $24; ages 0 to 5: $19
- Early-morning pass (opening to 11:00 on Monday, Tuesday and Friday): $22
- Members of the Hive bouldering gyms: $24
- Hire: shoes or harness $7 each, belay device $4, or $12 for shoes, harness, belay device and chalk bag
- Prices exclude tax
- Rolling monthly (EFT) Heights membership: $130 a month (students $97.50), plus a $99 initiation fee
- One month prepaid: $170 (students $130); youth aged 6 to 17 $95, ages 0 to 5 $60
- Annual: $1,190; youth aged 6 to 17 $555, ages 0 to 5 $310
- Ultimate membership, adding all of the Hive bouldering gyms: $215 for one month prepaid, or $170 a month by EFT (students $127.50)
- Members get 50% off most courses, four free guest passes a month and retail discounts
- Prices exclude tax
“Small, dated, and extremely crowded… you need to book a 2-hour slot in advance, and cherry on top, admission is INSANELY overpriced… The route setting is pretty solid, the staff are friendly…”
“Wonderful first climbing experience for my 7 year old. Auto belay system is super cool. Staff were AMAZING, and despite my own nerves, they were patient, kind, and very knowledgeable.”
Ratings as each site showed them in October 2026.
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