1 / 2The Post Climbing
📍 North Central, CA
Three-story indoor climbing facility in Pasadena with 40-foot lead walls, extensive bouldering, a weight room, yoga classes, and sauna. Routes updated regularly. Suits ages 9 and up across all skill levels.
🏆 Family Action Verdict
Best for families with older children or teens who want a serious climbing gym with variety beyond the walls. The three-story layout, regular route updates, and added fitness facilities make it a strong membership option. Visit during weekday mornings for the most space.
ℹ️ What to Know Before You Go
💬 What Families Are Saying
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G Reviews from Google
Ta Tiana Beaird
7 months ago
“Currently at The Post in Pasadena. The space feels nice and cool inside, which makes a difference when you’re moving around. It looks fairly clean and there’s a good amount of people here without it feeling overcrowded. The layout is three stories. The second level is for rock climbing, the third level is a gym, and there’s a lower level as well. It feels open and active. If you’re looking for a solid place to climb and get a workout in, this is a good option. Not a critic, just sharing how it felt.”
Andrew Byrne
10 months ago
“Great blundering and climbing gym. Really friendly helpful staff. The hire equipment was good quality, clean and lovely facilities”
S H
a year ago
“I really like the climbing gym and the routes but hoooly moly, it gets to busy! They should cap the capacity of climbers... Also: everybody here uses so much chalk and nobody cleans the holds. Air quality is pretty low. Lockerroom & sauna was really big and clean.”
💬 What parents mention
Overview
The Post spans 22,500 square feet across three levels in Pasadena. The second floor hosts rock climbing with routes to 40 feet; the third level adds a weight room, yoga studio, and sauna. Bouldering problems are updated frequently, giving regulars fresh challenges each visit. Staff are friendly and rental equipment is clean. The gym draws a consistent crowd and can get busy.
