Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Horizon Rock Climbing is an indoor climbing gym located in Canada, offering a variety of climbing options suitable for all experience levels. The facility features a range of climbing styles, including:
The walls are designed with various difficulty levels, and routes are regularly updated by experienced route setters, ensuring that climbers have new challenges to pursue. The facility emphasizes safety and accessibility with a welcoming environment for climbers, families, and beginners alike.
Amenities include:
Horizon Rock Climbing operates as a standalone facility, not affiliated with a large commercial chain. This allows for a unique, community-focused atmosphere that prioritizes customer engagement and satisfaction.
As we last found them. Prices change, so check the wall's website before you go.
- Child (5 to 13): $12
- Off-peak: Mondays $10; weekdays 08:00 to 12:00 and after 20:00 $15
- Intro week: $25
- 10-visit pass: $150, or $170 with lead rope hire and shareable visits
- Supervised Découverte session (Sundays): $8, once per person
- Accreditation test: free with proof from another Quebec gym, otherwise $5 top rope, $8 lead
- Prices exclude tax
- Student: $65
- Monthly+ (lead rope and mini-locker hire, a guest pass a month, 10% discounts): $85, student $70
- Monthly++ (two guest passes a month, chalk refills, free events, more discounts): $100, student $85
- Child (5 to 13): $42.50
- Minimum 2 months; pausing costs $8 a month
- Prepaid month: $120
- Prices exclude tax
“Great gym with top rope, lead routes, a few auto-belays and a small bouldering wall. They also have a Moon board, Kilter and Tension board… I especially love the fact that it's not too crowded.”
“The route setters have been killing it lately… Gym is always nice and clean and the staff are all great.”
“The friction on both the holds and the wall is extremely high, almost like sandpaper… The unisex bathrooms feel a bit awkward.”
Ratings as each site showed them in October 2026.
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