Stone Co. Climbing

“Overall the gym is ok I guess, but it's very disappointing to banned from entry one of the days I was in town because of my gender. Guess one has to check their social media if they can enter a specific day even if marked as open on gmaps. Edit: Yes part of the gym was open, however the only area in any climbing gym I am interested is the workout area and board, which were closed off. If it was just twice I was just really unlucky”

“Stone Co. was the starting point of my bouldering journey, and I got hooked. There are lots of nice beginner friendly routes as well as some more challenging ones. Way better than climbing at A&M's Rec center. The staff are very friendly and Stone Co. is very active with the community. They host a lot of fun events and activities. The only downside is that it can get very crowded in the evenings since that is when everyone is done with work and classes. However, Stone Co. recently expanded, so hopefully, that helps out with the crowds. Another note is that this is strictly indoor bouldering only. There isn't top rope or auto belays.”

“Seems small from the outside but large when you get in there. Vibrant bouldering-only gym with fantastic setting. Clean and offers a lot of variety, including a childrens play place and separate area (something all climbers can tip their hat to) that even has a slide. Setting style and the wall incline diversity is great. They grade code with washers, use a range. Grading seems pretty spot on. I really loved this little gym - Im only here for a visit but I hope to see it again someday.”