Markham, Ontario, Canada
Hub Climbing in Markham is a significant indoor climbing facility located just off Highway 404. Spanning over 20,000 square feet, this gym offers a variety of climbing experiences suitable for different skill levels. The facility features bouldering and top-rope climbing, with a strong emphasis on regular route setting to ensure a fresh and challenging experience for climbers. The gym also caters to families and younger climbers with designated children's areas.
In addition to climbing, Hub Climbing provides amenities such as a fitness area, yoga classes, and a lounge for relaxation. The facility is part of the larger Hub Climbing chain, which has multiple locations across Canada, making it a well-established option for both local and visiting climbers.
As we last found them. Prices change, so check the wall's website before you go.
- Under 23: $24.85
- Family child day pass: $18.89 for up to 3 children under 16 from the same home, after the first child pays full price
- 10-visit pass: $230 (under 23: $209)
- 25-visit pass: $513
- 50-visit pass: $968
- Multi-visit passes can also be used at Hub Mississauga
- Beginners: 2-week adult pass with gear for $68
- Shoe or harness hire: $7.60 each, or $11.45 for both; harnesses free for kids 11 and under
- Prices exclude tax
- Month to month: $92 a month with a four-month commitment (under 23: $79.50)
- 1 month prepaid: $99 (under 23: $89)
- Annual prepaid: $920 (under 23: $780)
- Members' children: 50% off
- Holds: $10.50 a month
- Prices exclude tax
“The waiver experience was terrible, worst one I have ever done. Took 30 minutrs to complete. … The training was good and the facilities has a lot of climbing options to experience.”
“Clean and well-organized facility. We had a birthday party here — 1 hour climbing + 1 hour party. Staff were very patient and friendly, and the party room was spacious.”
“I came on a Thursday and it was quite busy, but there were still plenty of walls to try. I was told they change their routes weekly, which is awesome for keeping things interesting.”
Ratings as each site showed them in October 2026.
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