π§ββοΈπ Bouldering Community: Climb, Conquer, and Connect with Rock Climbing Enthusiasts! π§ββοΈποΈ
Welcome to the Bouldering Community on Lemmy! This vibrant community is dedicated to all rock climbing enthusiasts who are passionate about bouldering. Whether you're a seasoned climber or just starting out, this is the perfect place to share your experiences, seek advice, and connect with like-minded individuals who share your love for this thrilling sport.
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In London, UK. Our top 2 favourites are:
Substation in Brixton. A bit pricy but is a large centre with excellent route setting and good ventilation, a life saver for summer.
Rise Climbing in Canning Town. This is our local so I may be a bit biased. But the route setting here is really creative and challenging.
I know London is big but it still amazes me how many climbing centres there are. Last time I counted it was 33 or so.
I am going to throw Yonder in the mix. It used to be the new kid in town before a lot of other new climbing gyms opened and it felt quite different at the time.
I havenβt been in a while but every time I was there it was great setting with grades that actually match the outdoors and donβt stroke your ego. Also just feels very welcoming. Not that big in comparison to others in town.
Also RIP Hackney Wick Boulder Project. That one just had such an awesome community.
Ahh we do like Yonder too! We met Louis Parkinson there and asked for a selfie π heβs such a nice guy.
Have to warn people about the slide though, itβs a lot steeper than expected and the air in there is filled with the smell of burnt rubber from shoes π’
I think Louis is basically the mascot for London climbing nowadays :D