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Summit Sport Climbing Center
Submitted on April 10th, 2006 by skinsk Type: Gyms    Province: Gyeonggi-Do    City: Seoul   
 photo Motivating atmosphere with routes at every angle for every ability and very friendly managers (Mr. Kim) and members to point out the routes to you. (I was really impressed with the routesetting!) 60평 of climbing space, including an "island" in the middle and "stalactites" from the ceiling. Not too crowded, but not empty and decent music on my visit.

Showers and changing rooms.
8,000 drop in fee; 60,000 one month; 160,000 three months; 280,000 six months and 520,000 for a year.

Open everyday, 10AM until 11PM

A good place to g... [Read More]

Suwon Climbing Center
Submitted on January 5th, 2006 by alex_bo Type: Gyms    Province: Gyeonggi-Do    City: Suwon   
 photo Bouldering gym. This is an old Sclimb (www.sclimb.com) gym moved to a new location. Much bigger than the old one, but no ceilings. See pictures for details. Campusboard. Separate showering and changing facilities for men and women.

Schedule:
Monday-Friday: 13.00 - 23.00
(untill 22.00 during December-February)
Saturday: 13.00 -18.00
Sunday: closed

Cost:
8.000 per visit
70.000 per month

The people are friendly, the owner does not speak English, but some of the climbers can speak very good English.... [Read More]

Taegu Climbing Center
Submitted on April 18th, 2004 by antepater Type: Gyms    Province: Gyeongsangbuk-Do    City: Daegu   
 photo more of a bouldering gym, no hieght. Great if you enjoy doing traverse laps just to keep your strength up.... [Read More]

Taejosan Amjang(climbing)
Submitted on June 25th, 2006 by Shagymb Type: Gyms    Province: Chungcheongnam-Do    City: Cheonan   
 photo Didn't actually get to go in it was closed the Sunday we tried to visit.

Looked like a nice place with some lead climbing and bouldering.

8-12 meters high

Open 10-2230 not sure what days of the week.
Closed on Sundays durring the summer for sure... [Read More]

TAGY Climbing Center
Submitted on July 3rd, 2004 by tagymania Type: Gyms    Province: Chungcheongbuk-Do    City: Cheongju   
 photo "Be happy with TAGY".Opened in spring 2004, It's best place for climbers. You can meet climbing, people and culture!!

TAGY(타기) means climbing in Korean. It's easy to say.

The TAGY Climbing Center is a fairly large and clean bouldering gym(330㎡)about 12 different walls of varying sizes.
It has tons of various climbing holds w/ Metolius fingerboard.

It has general fitness room, 3 treadmills, stretching area, locker and shower/change rooms.
정수기 (water purifier) and sink - so if you like to wash ... [Read More]

The Dongducheon climbing center
Submitted on July 12th, 2012 by RABxBIT Type: Gyms    Province: Gyeonggi-Do    City: Dongducheon   
 photo This gym was a GREAT find, and I say find because it took some looking to get to the front door. Once you get inside you get a feeling of cleanliness and organization. There are cubby holes and sandals provided as you are walking in. I don't speak Hongul unfortunately, but upon realizing this I was immediately directed to a staff member with a very accurate translation app, who obviously understood more English then he could speak. He effectively explained that the gym charges 20,000KOW per month and collects 3 months in advance. He happily agr... [Read More]

The North Face Climbing Gym (노스페이스, "TNF")
Submitted on August 29th, 2011 by griddable Type: Gyms    Province: Gyeonggi-Do    City: Seoul   
 photo This is one of the biggest, nicest gyms in Seoul, and one of the few indoor gyms with vertical climbing. Many strong folks train here, including champion competition climbers. The staff and patrons are all quite friendly and happy to climb with newcomers. Mr. Lee, the gym manager, speaks good English, is friendly and helpful with beta and making up problems for people, and is a real beast himself. Several of the Korean patrons also speak good to excellent English, and now a contingency of foreign climbers also frequent TNF

There's a cafe-sty... [Read More]

The Tapoban
Submitted on May 16th, 2006 by Noetic Type: Gyms    Province: Gyeonggi-Do    City: Seoul   
 photo Choi Bog-hwan is 011-711-3765. . .

It's W60,000 / month

Hours are: ????-8:00 (officially)

or

You can drop in for: 6000 won... [Read More]

Tower Palace Climbing Wall
Submitted on May 28th, 2007 by skinsk Type: Gyms    Province: Gyeonggi-Do    City: Seoul   
 photo Let's say you're living in Kangnam and don't want to mess with the rif-raf at the public walls. In the VANTT complex (2nd floor above Artisee Cafe) in the Tower Palace Complex there is a climbing wall. . .

The only? way to use it is to join the gym (at just over W2.1mil a year). . . though that gives you access to a great lounge, fitness club, pool, sauna. . . and the most professional, attentive and congenial staff anywhere (though limited English).

Interesting marked routes (a lot packed -into the relatively small space) and it seems we... [Read More]

Twin Climbing Center
Submitted on May 8th, 2013 by pnwgr20 Type: Gyms    Province: Gyeonggi-Do    City: Pyeongtaek   
 photo This is the closest gym to Pyeongtaek train station. It's the biggest gym in Pyeongtaek. 80,000/month. Open M-F 10am-11pm and Sat. 3pm-9pm. It is a bouldering-style gym. Long routes are in three areas, plus a bouldering area. The walls were made by a company that installs climbing walls. They go out to nearby mountains like Jobisan on the weekends.... [Read More]





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