Estes Park, Colorado, United States
Epic Climbing Gym is the indoor wall at the Estes Park Mountain Shop, the town's largest outdoor-gear and rental store, on Big Thompson Avenue (Highway 34), about a mile from downtown Estes Park, the gateway to Rocky Mountain National Park.The shop describes more than 4,500 sq ft of climbing terrain, with roped walls, about 125 linear feet of bouldering and two training tools: a MoonBoard and a Treadwall M6 rotating wall. Routes are changed often and set for beginners and experienced climbers alike.
The gym takes small and large groups, birthday parties and corporate team-building sessions, and runs an after-school climbing programme for children in the autumn. The shop sells climbing gear and books guided outdoor climbing with KMAC, whose trips meet and finish at the shop.
As we last found them. Prices change, so check the wall's website before you go.
- Kids day pass: $7
- Bouldering-only day pass: $12
- 3 climbs for $30 with staff belaying (usually 10:00 - 16:00; booking by phone recommended)
- Introduction to Climbing class (ages 14+, with day pass and rental gear): $35
- Belay lesson: $20
- 5-punch card: $45; 10-punch card: $80
- Rental: shoes $5, harness $5, belay device $3, chalk bag $2, or $10 for harness, shoes and belay device
- 1 month: $40; 2 months: $65; 3 months: $90; 6 months: $140; 1 year: $235
- Family: 1 month $95, 2 months $160, 3 months $210, 6 months $310, 1 year $495
- 1-month gear rental: $27.50
As the wall announced them. Plans change, so check with the wall before you go.
$35
An evening for mums, run with Yoga+ by Luna Mama: 45 minutes of yoga, then indoor climbing in the gym and a chance to meet other women in the community. All abilities are welcome; places are limited and registration is required.
“A super fun family experience, very kid friendly yet challenging enough for young climbers, especially with the tread wall and a few automatic belay straps. … Staff is really friendly and helpful…”
“This is an old school style climbing gym, tough boulders and you had to position the mattresses at the best place. The moon board was nice but also very hard cause it's set to 40°…”
Ratings as each site showed them in October 2026.
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