Up The Bloc is an indoor climbing gym located in Quebec City, Canada. It focuses on providing a diverse range of climbing experiences and has established itself as a notable destination for climbers in the region. The facility is primarily a bouldering gym, featuring walls that accommodate various skill levels, from beginners to advanced climbers. As a smaller, locally-owned gym, it emphasizes community engagement and personal experiences.
As an independent gym, Up The Bloc provides a personalized climbing experience that is rare in larger commercial chains, making it a great option for those looking to develop their skills in a supportive environment.
As we last found them. Prices change, so check the wall's website before you go.
- 10-visit pass: $210 (no expiry, Up The Bloc only)
- 1-month trial: $39
- Bouldering 101 (45-minute class with day pass and shoe hire): $45
- Welcome pack for new members (1-month membership with shoe hire and Bouldering 101): $75
- Shoe hire: $8
- Cashless: no cash payments
- Monthly subscription: $75 plus a $30 activation fee (Up The Bloc only)
- Multi-gym monthly (Up The Bloc, Joe Rockhead's and Rock Oasis): $115 plus a $50 activation fee
- Prepaid with no contract: 1 month $99, 3 months $265, 1 year $799
- Prepaid multi-gym year: $1,150
- Semester pass for ages 22 and under: $250 for 4 months, sold in September, January and May
“Very clean, well maintained, great route setting… Free parking that gets filled up on Sundays by churchgoers. The only minor nitpick is that they don't have lockers but use open cubbies instead.”
“Settings have a lot of dynos and some good stuff for training. However when I started flashing v3 and progressing into v4 I realized that about 1/3 of the routes don’t consider short people at all.”
“A bouldering only climbing gym with a large exercise area filled with bars and weight plates… The washrooms and the changing area are limited in size and open to all genders.”
Ratings as each site showed them in October 2026.
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