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Tomo Bouldering Club

πŸ“ Northwest Portland, OR

β˜…4.9(110 Google reviews)

5,000 sq ft bouldering facility in NW Portland with routes rotated regularly, shoe and chalk rentals, weights, classes, and coaching. Youth day passes available.

βœ“ beginner-friendlyβœ“ route varietyβœ“ community vibeβœ“ natural lightβœ“ rental gearβœ“ frequent resets

πŸ† Family Action Verdict

Best for kids and teens who want to try bouldering without buying gear-rentals cover everything. Young climbers benefit from routes designed to introduce new moves gradually. Youth pricing is available in person. The open community atmosphere suits curious beginners and returning climbers equally.

ℹ️ What to Know Before You Go

πŸ’‘Rent shoes and chalk on arrival-no equipment needed to show up
⏰Check the online calendar for group meetups and community events
🎟️Youth pricing is only available in person, not through online booking
πŸš—Routes change regularly, so repeat visits stay fresh

πŸ’¬ What Families Are Saying

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110 Google reviews

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Shannan Leitner

6 months ago

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β€œGreat experience here for my first time bouldering. Plenty of routes for all levels that they change up fairly frequently. You can rent shoes and chalk so all you have to do if show up in clothes comfy for climbing and you'll be good to go!”

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Owen DiRienzo

6 months ago

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β€œBest vibes in town πŸ«ΆπŸ»β€

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Bruno Rodrigues

6 months ago

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β€œThis place has so much potential And they have way more positives than negatives. Only reason why I’m doing a three star review is so it catches your attention and you read it. The biggest thing that made me not want to come back was the music. I don’t know if it’s a Portland scene thing, but the music is terrible. It feels like they’re playing PokΓ©mon theme songs the whole time. It’s not a vibe for you to climb to. A less important but still inconvenient thing is the fact that you can’t climb without a shirt on. Only reason why I find this an issue is as a walk-in I don’t come with extra clothes. So it’s really inconvenient for me to come there and then have to leave in the same clothes that I arrive in. Lastly, and of course this is a luxury to have, but another thing that they’re missing is a shower. The positives are many, and I’m sure you’ve read them all. Really dynamic problems, good size gym, and upstairs area to study in. Overall great place, just those 2 things from above that if possible, consider changing.”

πŸ’¬ What parents mention

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Overview

Tomo Bouldering Club packs 5,000 square feet of thoughtfully set bouldering into a sun-filled space on NW Overton. Routes span every skill level and are refreshed frequently so regulars always find something new. Shoe and chalk rentals mean first-timers can walk in wearing everyday athletic clothes. The gym also offers weights, a training area, coached sessions, and a community event calendar-making it far more than a climb-and-leave facility.

πŸ• Opening Hours

Monday11:00-23:00
Tuesday11:00-23:00
Wednesday11:00-23:00
Thursday11:00-23:00
Friday11:00-23:00
Saturday10:00-23:00
Sunday10:00-23:00

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