On Your First Visit
Here is what you need on your first visit to Focus Climbing Center – The best indoor rock climbing in Arizona.
- Everyone must sign a waiver to enter the climbing area, this can be done online or in person. Click Here for a copy of the waiver
- Everyone under the age of 18 must have a wavier signed by their parent or legal guardian. Step-Parents, Grandparents, other immediate family members, relatives and/or close friends DO NOT COUNT AS A LEGAL GUARDIAN.
- All adult 1st time customers are required to show ID.
- All new customers will receive a New Customer Orientation for using indoor climbing gear/equipment (video below). All necessary gear is available for rent (climbing shoes are required), so all you need is yourself.
- Wear loose fitting comfortable athletic clothing and comfortable socks. If you have long hair bring something to tie it back. Please- no exposed buttocks/nipples or sport-bra only for your top.
- See our FAQ page.
- Take a GOOGLE VIRTUAL TOUR HERE
Kids
- All parents with kids 13 years old and younger will need to participate in the new customer orientation– even if you are not climbing.
- All children 13 years old and younger will need DIRECT adult supervision for the duration of your visit.
- Parents with children 5 years old and younger must be with their child/children at all times on bouldering mats. Children are not allowed to climb past reach of parents in the bouldering area.
Watch a brief video summarizing our New Customer Orientation
Focus on Fundamentals Instructional Class
This is a 1 hour class designed to teach you the basics of climbing (day pass and gear are included) so your sessions last longer and you have more fun. This class is NOT required to climb at Focus. Click HERE for details.
Our staff is always available to answer any questions you have about the facility or the climbing equipment.
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A great place to start as a new climber. Would recommend trying the hobby over some other places nearby. Ive met several beginner and veteran climbers who were so helpful and friendly that helped me improve from barely VB to nearly V1 climb in under a week, also helps me get over my fear of heights. Just need to start phrasing my questions better.
A great place to start as a new climber. Would recommend trying the hobby over some other places nearby. Ive met several beginner and veteran climbers who were so helpful and friendly that helped me improve from barely VB to nearly V1 climb in under a week, also helps me get over my fear of heights. Just need to start phrasing my questions better.
old school gym in all the best ways! loved the flowy and fun setting — properly sandbagged!
old school gym in all the best ways! loved the flowy and fun setting — properly sandbagged!
Sweet spot with lots of boulder routes as well as friendly people. 10/10 would climb again
Sweet spot with lots of boulder routes as well as friendly people. 10/10 would climb again
Really fun indoor rock climbing. Joe was great with our group of 8 kids from ages 8-17. They had a lot of fun and all felt comfortable and confident after learning the ropes
Really fun indoor rock climbing. Joe was great with our group of 8 kids from ages 8-17. They had a lot of fun and all felt comfortable and confident after learning the ropes
Fantastic gym, Joe is a delight and the community is incredibly encouraging and welcoming.
Fantastic gym, Joe is a delight and the community is incredibly encouraging and welcoming.
The route setting is awesome - some of the most creative routes ever. The wall is really tall. It took me some time to get comfortable falling from the top (17 ft I think), but the height will definitely help with building endurance. The two areas where the gym can improve on are: 1) this is the only high quality gym without a long community stick brush and 2) the manager plays horrible music (mostly people screaming nonsense), so I typically wear a headset when he's there.
The route setting is awesome - some of the most creative routes ever. The wall is really tall. It took me some time to get comfortable falling from the top (17 ft I think), but the height will definitely help with building endurance. The two areas where the gym can improve on are: 1) this is the only high quality gym without a long community stick brush and 2) the manager plays horrible music (mostly people screaming nonsense), so I typically wear a headset when he's there.
Been climbing 18 years and route set for a bit of it. The setting is well thought and amazing, plenty of routes, and they change the routes often. Grades are pretty accurate to outdoor climbing which better prepares anyone looking to build up for the outdoors. I do wish the gym closed a bit later (11pm) to get a longer workout in. There's a few people I know who cant make it to the gym until 9pm. But this gym rocks
Been climbing 18 years and route set for a bit of it. The setting is well thought and amazing, plenty of routes, and they change the routes often. Grades are pretty accurate to outdoor climbing which better prepares anyone looking to build up for the outdoors. I do wish the gym closed a bit later (11pm) to get a longer workout in. There's a few people I know who cant make it to the gym until 9pm. But this gym rocks
