NH Climbing & Fitness - Rock climbing in Concord - 10 Langdon Ave, USA

Very spacious and well maintained! There were plenty of bouldering routes to pick from, and they're dated from creation! The membership is too expensive for me right now, but the day pass works out just fine for my needs. Great atmosphere and good vibes from the other climbers. Lots of room to park, as well.

I was tested on my belay in order to climb, I was then told I technically performed the skill correctly, but I didn’t use the technique that they like. Staff failed to inform me what that technique is. I was told I was not able to use the facility, as you’re only allowed one test per day. But in the same conversation I was told I could maybe test in an hour or so. Staff was overall pretentious, couldn’t be bothered to explain anything. Very bizarre facility.

Pretty good gym. Great lead climbing, but not much bouldering. As far as training goes, it's not stellar. There are no good boards or spray walls, and the hangboards are generic and beginner-oriented. The community is awesome, however, and what the gym lacks in training tools to push you to the next level is (partially) made up for in psych and hard make-ups. If you don't expect modern training accouterments, you'll have a great time!

I wish I could give this 0 stars. Every time I've tried to come here, the gym is closed early for some event or another. I keep hearing about how fantastic this place is, yet I've never been able to go inside.

This gym is a gem for climbers. Some of the best set routes in the country. Under an hour drive from Rumney and Pawtuckaway, so it is a great alternative if you get rained out at the crag. That staff are sweet and easygoing and there are climbs for everyone, beginnner to expert. The first floor is accessible, with ramp access to the main climbing floor. There is one flight of stairs to the second floor where there is a small climbing area, fitness equipment, and yoga studio.

Decent sized gym, bouldering area relatively small. My biggest complaint is the route grading is terribly inconsistent, both for bouldering and top-roping. Routes themselves are always well-set and fun, just rate them what they actually are.

Hey everyone, I wanted to share a concerning experience I had at NH Climbing and Fitness. I had purchased a 7-day pass and, on the 7th day, was called down to the front desk. An employee told me my contract had expired and tried to charge me $20 for a day pass. I knew my pass was still valid, so I showed him my receipt, counted the 7 consecutive days, and confirmed its validity. However, he insisted I needed to pay and called the manager. Even after speaking with the manager for 20 minutes, they continued to try and charge me, stating my membership began the day I paid online for my pass. Eventually, they agreed it was valid. This experience felt like a scam attempt, and it's important for all members to be aware. If you're ever called down after checking in and told your 7-day pass is expired, please check your receipts and compare the contract expiration date on their computer. Also, I encourage the staff to be vigilant about their manager's actions potentially involving illegal activity. For those who may have faced similar issues, I suggest reporting it to the NH attorney general. Unfortunately, when I tried to address the manager about the incident, I was banned from the gym. Let's ensure our community remains transparent and fair for everyone. #NHclimbing #FitnessAlert #StayInformed

They use a taping system to identify routes versus the monochromatic color-matched holds. Combined with an over-use of footholds, this creates a really confusing wall. Every gym I’ve been to in US uses the color-matching holds, so this system may just need some getting used to, but the few times I’ve been to this gym have left me uninspired and frustrated trying to map out my routes. Especially difficult locating footholds from the top view, since the tape is at the bottom of the holds. There are also no down climb holds in the bouldering area. For 15-20 foot walls, this is really dangerous. Seems like an underfunded gym, so hopefully they will make improvements soon to attract more climbers. It is the only option in central NH, so I hope for those of us that travel a long distance to get there, there is some investment back into the facility.