Uprising

Canterbury, Christchurch
All year round

Climbing, fitness and yoga

Uprising is one of Australasia’s largest bouldering gyms. Climbing’s profile is exploding worldwide and one of the most popular sectors of this ‘next-generation’ sport is bouldering. Safer and simpler than traditional rock climbing, bouldering is the climbing of small rock formations (or artificial rock walls) without ropes or harnesses. Bouldering is a social activity and this new facility is purpose-designed to support and encourage the growing climbing community in Canterbury. All year round. Check ahead for availability.

Cost?

Yes

For more info visit:

Uprising

Address

199 Ferry Rd
Waltham
Christchurch

Contact

03 389 5061

info@bouldering.co.nz

ACCESSIBILITY

General

Quieter times available. The cafe, and some seating, is on the ground floor. Two accessibility bathrooms, with showers, plus four extra toilets throughout the facility. Discount for Hapai card holders: $2 off any standard entry, free gear hire, and free entry for support persons, plus 20% off hot drinks in the cafe.

Parking

Two accessibility parks within the large carpark.

Transport

The Purple Line bus stop is directly outside the facility.

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