V0 · The welcome ladder
Thirteen big, upright jugs follow a close, gently rising ladder. Ten broad footholds offer support on both sides.
BOULDERING. A LITTLE MORE HUMAN.
A little climb.
A lot to love.
Come on your own. Find your feet. Short walls, soft mats, and good company make a little space for something new.
No ropes. No partner needed. Just you.
adventure
for everyone.↗
THE ROOM IS BIG.
Your first step can be small.CHATTANOOGA, TN
A LITTLE CLIMBING CLUB
Your first step can be small.CHATTANOOGA, TN
A LITTLE CLIMBING CLUB
Small steps.
Lots of possibilities.
Lots of possibilities.
- 160
- routes to explore
- 63%
- set at V0–V2
- ⅓
- reset each Tuesday
01 / FIND YOUR LINE
A grade is a starting point. Not a verdict.
Eight little puzzles. More space between holds, fewer places to stand, a different way through. See how each sketch changes.
Hand holdsFoot holdsDotted line: one sample sequence
Schematic illustration, not climbing instructions. Real grades depend on the movement, wall angle and setter’s judgment, not hold count alone.
V0SKETCH 01 / 08
ROOM TO BEGIN
ROOM TO BEGIN
The welcome ladder.
Thirteen big, upright jugs follow a close, gently rising ladder. Ten broad footholds offer support on both sides.
- 13
- hand holds
- 10
- foot holds
- Big
- grip shapes
Same room.
Your own way up.There’s no timetable for moving through the grades.
Read all eight grade notes
V1 · A little room
Twelve generous jugs travel diagonally right. Nine footholds remain close, with slightly more space between handholds.
V2 · Around the corner
Eleven holds curl left, then return right. Rounded grips introduce side pulls; eight feet keep the line supported.
V3 · The sideways question
Ten smaller grips cross the wall in two bends. Pinches and short edges turn sideways; seven footholds offer fewer choices.
V4 · A change of direction
Nine holds sweep right and double back. Slopers, angled pinches and edges break up the rhythm, with six small feet.
V5 · The offset puzzle
Eight narrow grips form an offset zigzag. Strongly turned pinches and thin edges leave just five deliberate footholds.
V6 · The long way across
Seven small holds traverse through opposing side pulls. Four tiny footholds interrupt an otherwise open wall.
V7 · The unlikely line
Six tiny edges and opposing pinches make a sparse, irregular line. Three small feet and wide, uneven gaps make this our most demanding sketch.
02 / YOUR FIRST HOUR
The hardest move might be walking in.
Here’s what happens after that. You can take it at your own pace.
You’re in
good company.
A LITTLE COURAGE.
00–10 MIN
Come through the door.
Say it is your first time. We’ll help with the form, fit rental shoes and show you where to put your bag.
10–35 MIN
Find your first few holds.
Get an introduction to the walls and the mats. Start with an easy route, ask questions and take a break whenever you want.
35–60 MIN
Sit. Look. Have another go.
Resting is part of climbing. Try that move again, chat about the route, or call it a good first visit.
03 / THE BIT BETWEEN CLIMBS
Take a breather.
Some of the best bits
happen with both feet on the ground.
A good sit. A new friend. Another go when you’re ready.
04 / BEHIND THE HOLDS
Same wall. A whole new question.
The setters move the holds. Suddenly a familiar corner gives you something else to figure out.
A SETTER’S SKETCHBOOK
A fresh way through
Before the resetAfter the reset
The four-week wall rotation
Tuesday resets, 6am–noon. Other walls stay open.
WEEK 01
The slab + The cave
WEEK 02
The main wall + The traverse
WEEK 03
The overhang + The board
WEEK 04
The slab + The main wall
05 / SMALL HANDS. BIG IDEAS.
Nobody gets picked last.
An after-school climbing club for ages six to fourteen. A few new moves, a coach nearby, and room to work things out together.
- Two age groups
- 6–9 & 10–14
- After school
- Mon & Wed · 4–5:30pm
- Kids membership
- $44 / month · shoes included
THINK.
TRY AGAIN.
06 / MAKE A LITTLE ROOM FOR IT
One afternoon. Or a new habit.
Start with a day. Come back when you want to. Here’s how the passes compare.
This comparison doesn’t make a booking or take a payment.
LITTLE BEAR / YOUR WAY IN
Day pass
$18one visit
Everything, all day, in and out as you like.
- Beginners' hour included
- Re-entry the same day
- Shoe rental $5
GOOD COMPANY INCLUDED.
All passes and what’s included
Day pass · $18
one visit. Everything, all day, in and out as you like.
- Beginners' hour included
- Re-entry the same day
- Shoe rental $5
Ten-pass · $150
ten visits. Fifteen dollars a visit, and it never expires.
- No expiry date
- Shareable with one other person
- Shoe rental $5
Monthly · $69
per month. Month to month. Cancel in the app, no phone call.
- No joining fee
- Shoes and chalk included
- Bring a friend free once a month
Student monthly · $52
per month. Any student ID, any school, any age.
- No joining fee
- Shoes and chalk included
- Show the ID once
Kids monthly · $44
per month, ages 6–14. Includes the after-school club twice a week.
- No joining fee
- Shoes included
- A parent climbs for $10 on the same visit
Day-pass chalk rental: $3. Day pass with shoes and chalk: $26.
07 / PACK LIGHT
You’ve probably got what you need.
Tick off your little list. We have rental shoes and chalk here.
0 of 4 packed. There’s no rush.
Leave the harness at home. Take off rings and watches before climbing. Socks go in the rental shoes.
A LITTLE BAG.
A GOOD START.
A GOOD START.
08 / COME ON IN
There’s room for you here.
Choose a day for a first look at the week. Beginners’ hour is included in the day pass.
THE SOUTH SIDE / CHATTANOOGA
1140 Rossville Avenue, Chattanooga, TN 37408
YOUR TUESDAY
6am – 10pm
Beginners’ hour · 6pm
| Monday | 6am – 10pmKids’ club · 4–5:30pm |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 6am – 10pmBeginners’ hour · 6pm |
| Wednesday | 6am – 10pmKids’ club · 4–5:30pm |
| Thursday | 6am – 10pmBeginners’ hour · 6pm |
| Friday | 6am – 9pmOpen climbing |
| Saturday | 8am – 8pmBeginners’ hour · 10am |
| Sunday | 8am – 8pmOpen climbing |
First time? Start at the desk. Ask for a wall introduction before you climb.
Taking it slowly? Try a weekday before 4pm, outside the evening rush.