Adrenaline Climbing

My cousin wanted to do Rock Climbing for her birthday so we came here. Now, for someone who is new to this, this was pretty cool. The person checking us in was not the friendliest initially but after I said something about it to my husband, very loudly, he changed his attitude. To me, this was the real deal climbing experience but again, we’re new to this! After awhile it was boring though but I’d come back…

I’m not biased because I work here. This place is awesome.

Wasnt really impressed with this place. We were done in 30 min. A lot of the area want equipped to climb and … It simply just wasn’t much fun at all. The website really hypes it up and makes expectations high just to be disappointed when you get there. Sorry! Just being honest.

Very happy with my climb there. Kevin was encouraging while he belayed me-​for only $ 10.

Great place for kids, but the owner is a huge jerk & poor businessman. After being told repeatedly that it would be ok to have cake with our small party inside without getting a party package, we were met at the door & shaken down for $ 50 to use their «mezzanine». Needless to say, we ate cake in the parking lot.

I went here to boulder here 2 days in a row when my home gym, Stone Summit, was closed for a week for the Youth Nationals. I’d have to say that it is actually a great gym for bouldering. I didn’t get on the ropes at all so I can’t tell you how those routes are. The quality of the bouldering problems was very high though. They had interesting movements that you don’t find at a lot of other gyms. The customer service was excellent, the staff were super-​friendly and they wanted to make sure I had a good time. I specifically interacted with Nathan Steele and Arian Bates. Those guys were great. The only thing I could say that was good but not great about the place was the lighting. It’s not too dark, but more lighting in the back of the gym would have given it 5 stars. I would recommend any locals interested in climbing in a gym to check out Adrenaline.

They drove me up the wall– Ha ha! I couldn’t help the pun it had to be done!
–Prices were great
–Staff is calm and very organized
–The place was super clean
–They work very well with kids
–The courses go from beginner to advanced
–No way to get board
–Safety is a top issue with them, they work hard at it
–Staff is upbeat, friendly, fun!

This place was pretty decent. I wouldn’t say 5 stars tho. It’s definitely got a variety of levels of climbing. The walls somewhat look like real rock foramations with various angles. The walls are really not that high… like two stories. By the time you get into the climb you’re already at the top. They do have a wall treadmill with adjustable speed and angle. It’s a good place for that area considering there’s nothing else around there.

WOW — Great climbing! This place is big and has a lot of wall space. All this is topped off with a great staff and affordable prices. This is a great workout and even though I am sore today it’s totally worth it.
A friend and I visited yesterday and had a blast. After we put on our harness and shoes (rentals) Brad showed us how to properly belay (support rope technique) one another while climbing. I have climbed in the past but it has been 8 years since I had gone anywhere other than at a sporting goods store. With that said we can say that I was a beginner.
Safety is a big concern here and they take every measure to protect you. Even the floor is like a huge spring pad in case you fall that I enjoyed jumping around on (felt like a «moon walk» or «jump jump»).
There are a lot of different routes (color coded by difficulty) up the walls or you can just free climb. There are different areas depending on skill level too. If you’re new to climbing let the staff know and they will be more than happy to show you the ropes.
I could see this as a great team building workshop as you and a partner support each other while climbing. Great for any age and a fun experience. Make a day of it, you’ll have fun.

Adrenaline is where I learned how to climb and one of the biggest things I miss from Suwanee. Don’t let its unobtrusive façade fool you, once inside you’ll have access to an enormous and varied gym with plenty for climbers new and old. The routes and walls, the facility and training are all meticulously curated by the staff and community, but that’s just the tip of the power of those people.
Trey and Brad know how to put together a team and a community without even thinking about it. Every person, from the A-​team climbers to the new kids on the boulder, to the frequent birthday partygoers can feel welcome and then work and grow together. It’s all held together by a passion for climbing and an eagerness to share with anyone who wants to learn a little more about the sport and about themselves.
I can’t help but spout praise for this place. Give it a try; I can’t imagine you being disappointed.

This place is really great! Safety is their number one concern, which as parent of climbers, means a lot. The first visit is free, so you can check out climbing, if you’ve never done it. For the more experienced climbers and competitive climbers: the routes change constantly. Tons of excellent bouldering and 20 foot walls fill this place with 12 500 feet of climbing surface.
Check them out! Tell them Clem Unilocaled ya!