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Mesa Rim Climbing Center opens in North Austin

The climbing and yoga gym has over 50,000 sqft of space to sprawl out.

A canyon of boulders for climbing, with a few people sitting nearby, inside Mesa Rim.

Mesa Rim has staff members who plan and switch the routes every few weeks.

Photo by ATXtoday

This new climbing gym is really going to rock your world.

Let us tell you about Mesa Rim Climbing Center, Austin’s newest rock climbing gym at 1205 Sheldon Cove. With 50,000 sqft of space, 55-ft tall climbing walls, and bouldering terrain, Mesa Rim is one of the largest privately-owned climbing gyms in the country, and the first Mesa Rim location outside California and Nevada.

If you’re ready to harness your inner climber, the gym is celebrating its grand opening with a day of free climbing, food and drink, and vendors for all to enjoy on Saturday, April 1.

But Mesa Rim isn’t just about hitting the peaks — the gym is also outfitted with a yoga studio, yoga and fitness classes, a gym, a sauna, and sprawling locker rooms.

Membership for the gym starts at $87 per month, or grab a day pass for $25. Climb on.

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