Poor customer service. Oso was a disrespectful supervisor and i will NOT be returning to this location. Please fire Oso he does not deserve that position, all other members of the staff were very patient and very respectful EXCEPT Oso.

Sick gym. Great beats always spinning. Great people. Excellent routes. Day passes and rentals if you need em. Membership is well worth it because they have a weightroom too, not to mention full access to all the other summit locations. Bouldering only here so if youre afraid of heights you can start workin that out here. It is a lil gym and it is bouldering only so its mostly chillen. Beta spray is my love language. The community here is phenominal!

In terms of climbing gyms, this is mediocre, especially when compared to the movement gyms in Dallas. Smaller gym, with a good variety of routes and helpful staff. There are no showers and limited parking right in front of the building.

Fun place! Oso did a great job of helping us during our first time there last night! My friend and I went for ladies night and he was energetic, helpful, informative, and even saved me when I was stuck at the top of the middle structure. I really liked this place and appreciated that there were different levels for people. Also, I said I was gonna mention the fact that they have lotion if you need it. Idk why but that was thr highlight and is usually a highlight for us individuals that tend to get ashy quicker 🙌🙂😂 thank y'all again!

Great vibes. Staff is friendly and helpful, excellent range of routes for all skill levels, and patrons are generally friendly as well. Some of the regulars are happy to lend advice or just chat on the features/techniques for particular routes if asked. One note for veterans - this is a bouldering gym so if you’re looking for rope routes the Grapevine location is a better fit.

Always a great night with amazing people. A place for all ages and types of climbers (from beginner to advanced). Great for date nights, family events, or just getting together with friends.

Friendly and knowledgeable staff, fun climbing environment. Update: I've been climbing here 2-3x a week for almost a month now, and my initial 5 star review still stands. It would be 10 if I could give it. The community is awesome, I can't count the number of times I've gotten tips from other climbers that have drastically improved my climbing. The staff are always friendly and willing to help out. I'd recommend Summit to anyone who even sort of thinks they'd enjoy climbing.

Fun spot to get a great workout. Be warned though that there are no harnesses or anything when you’re climbing so if you fall it’s all on you to remember to fall back and roll. The team will teach you the proper technique so it’s not that bad and the floor of bouncy so you should be fine. Good luck!!

Honestly really great. Staff are all helpful and nice. Fantastic bouldering walls. Well kept gym overall. Short but informative orientation you have to take on your first visit. They tell you what you need to know and let you start climbing fast.

Seven year old son has been a member here for months. No one remembers us, we’ve been hassled at check in virtually every time we show up. Aloof and aspy staff act like their protecting a bank vault, not a climbing gym. 10 minute wait while they research whether or not we should be there.

Has all sorts of Bouldering and has a top out wall. It's a good mix of overhang and slab setting. The workout area upstairs is geared almost entirely towards making you stronger at climbing.

Fun gym, staff is very friendly, helpful and nice! Bouldering gym and classes are challenging but great!

Awesome staff, well organized, and fun climbs! I've been here a few times now and have not been disappointed

Super friendly staff, great routes for all ability levels. And at a great price. $25 per person

This place is fantastic! I travel for work and have visited many different gyms around the country, the setting here is some of the best I’ve sampled. The moves are thoughtful and well placed rather than the “be stronger or jump further” you find at some gyms. I found myself flowing through the easier grades and really enjoying working for those higher ones. Thanks for a great gym!

My son visiting from LA enjoyed the climb. The staff was helpful.

Awesome experience and wonderfully clean and well put together facility. Ramsey and Eric were both spot on and super friendly answering any questions I had. The environment was welcoming, inclusive and lgbt friendly. The other patrons were respectful and helpful to each other without overstepping boundaries or space. I'll absolutely be back.

I'm not much of a boulderer. I'm more of a top-rope kind of girl, but the atmosphere here is awesome. The staff are extremely friendly and I love that they have a workout gym upstairs and a yoga studio on the main floor!

Was looking forward to climbing (usually go to plano) and working out in FW! Sadly was met with a dirty gym. The upstairs floor and yoga mats were dirty. I had dust all over my clothes. The treadmills are not clean, dust underneath equipment. The weight rack was dusty. It’s such a tiny area too...needs a deep clean! Not a pleasant workout experience

Great gym, but just make sure you definitely check your statements because they will not notify you when a membership is unfrozen. I was charged for months of membership even though I never stepped foot in the gym and was unable to get any sort of refund. Unfortunately that is just their policy, but beware when you try to cancel, I was only offered to freeze it at the time and not actually cancel it.

Honestly the place is nice. I went as a guest when my wife signed up and loved the experience so much I signed up myself. There is a small gym on the second floor but it has the essentials whether your focus is on rock climbing or lifting in general. Never had an issue with the employees. My main critique is how the policy has changed to where, if you want to rock climb, you have to pay to use their equipment (shoes & chalk) which doesn’t make sense to me. This is a rock climbing gym, what does the almost $85 a month cover, just being a member? It’s surely not for the gym upstairs because there are bigger gyms for a fraction of the cost. I genuinely don’t understand this change in policy. Unfortunately I’m conflicted because I really like the place and was starting to enjoy adding rock climbing to my routine. I haven’t climbed in about a month because of the extra charges and I can’t justify spending the money on just the gym space alone. Still indecisive on whether or not to spend the money on equipment (mainly shoes cause they are not cheap) so we’ll see. Overall if rock climbing is something you really want to get into and you don’t mind spending the money, have at it because the routes are great. They change periodically making it interesting with new challenges and it’s truly a humbling experience in the best way.