The Mountain Goat

This climbing gym has been a blessing to my children. There is simply not enough room to right a review that would even begin to describe the impact this gym has had on my children. Please check this place out. It’s amazing and the staff is awesome. A 5 star experience indeed.

I’m been bouldering for a little over a year now, and try to hit up a new bouldering gym whenever I’m in a new town. This was my second visit to the Mountain Goat which is housed in a little warehouse looking building off of Haywood Road.
The climbing gym itself isn’t very big and is better for bouldering than it is for top roping (yay for me!). Prices are very cheap– $ 10/​day for bouldering-​and the employees are pretty friendly. Although the space isn’t huge, there are lots of different routes available, as well as a 45 degree overhang that’s fun. There’s also a bouldering «rock» wall. While you’re here, prepare to sweat (AC isn’t the best) and get a good workout on! Also, in case you forget your chalk one day (like silly me!), the gym has a community chalk bag you can carry around.
A great local climbing gym with a mission… I’m a fan and would definitely return when I’m in the area again.

What a great find in suburban Greenville. You can be a total goof like me and rent some climbing shoes, pay a relatively small fee, and fight gravity for however long your body will allow. Their routes are super clean and not cluttered like some (most) places are. Also, the staff is friendly and other climbers seemed pretty nice. I prefer bouldering, so this was a great spot with enough space to accommodate a fair amount of people. I want to say they had a SUPER affordable monthly rate ($ 60?), which if I lived in the area I would totally take advantage of, but that’s something to look into for the locals. I could have been hallucinating though, so wait for another Unilocaler to confirm that one…

I was in town for a conference and had a little free time, so I thought I’d check it out. It’s less than 15 minutes from downtown, and an easy drive. Really friendly folks working here. This place seems like it has a great mission driving their business, which is something I can respect. I’m a relative newbie when it comes to climbing, but it seemed that there were plenty of tough bouldering routes to keep even an experienced climber occupied for quite a while.