Coral Cliffs Rock Climbing Center

I actually love this place, unfortunately its sooooooo far from me, other wise I would be here everyday. Place is clean plenty of walls easy or challenging whatever you need
Jan 30th, 2024

Jan 20th, 2024

Jan 20th, 2024

Visiting from out of town and heres my impression. Climbing in the gyms on the west coast has me spoiled, but come on. This facility just wasnt in the same ballpark. Has gritty startup feel which Im good with, but $38 for a day pass had me ready to walk alway. I climbed anyways as I brought my family out there and my little boy was so excited. Was somewhat disappointing to have short walls, mediocre setup, and fairly expensive. We all gotta do what we gotta do to pay the bills but Ive had much higher quality climbing experiences for much less money.
Dec 4th, 2023

I dislocated my shoulder here in my first week of climbing. It was one of the most painful experiences of my life. But I kept coming back because this gym is that awesome. It's good for introverts and extroverts. If you're in the mood to avoid as much human interaction and not be judged by how much you struggle with climbing, it's usually not too busy, so you can fall on your butt from the auto-belay and cry as much as you want in peace. On the flipside, there are groups that meet up here throughout the week, so making friends and finding climbing buddies is probably easy (I wouldn't know, as the most interaction I got was when my shoulder dislocated). There's also a mini weight lifting gym at the back for when you're too lazy to actually climb or there are too many eyes watching and you're afraid one of them is a spy from the FBI sent to track you down for your various crimes against an endangered species of Worm-on-a-Strings. Prices aren't too bad either. You should come and give them business--just not when I'm there.
Feb 10th, 2024