Rock and Wall Climbing in Nottingham

Mountaineering covers a wide range of activities including hill-walking, scrambling, bouldering, sport climbing, traditional climbing, indoor/competition climbing and winter/alpine climbing. The British Mountaineering Council (BMC) is the representative body for climbers, hill-walkers, and mountaineers throughout England and Wales.

Rock Out the perfect choice for anyone who already has an interest in climbing indoors either bouldering or roped climbing and wants to make that first step outside. Courses are subsidized by the BMC/Sport England and aim to equip individuals with the skills required to move from resin to rock.
No experience outdoors is required, and all climbing equipment will be provided on the day. You just need to be able to tie into a harness and to safely belay your partner. If you have your own equipment (rock shoes, harness, helmet) then you are welcome to use them. There will be a goody bag included with each course.

Nottingham Climbing Centre runs tailor made courses for individuals and groups which in the past have included schools, children, adults, Scouts, Guides, Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, ladies circles, round tables, special needs, and companies such as Vauxhall, Citroen, Mars and Boots. The Nottingham Climbing Centre also provides a cafe with viewing gallery offering both hot and cold snacks and drinks.

The Depot Climbing

The Depot Climbing

The Depot Climbing, Nottingham is the largest indoor bouldering centre in the East Midlands, situated in a huge tram depot in the centre of Nottingham. They cater for all levels of ability from climbing beginners through to world-class competitors!
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Nottingham Climbing Centre

Nottingham Climbing Centre

At the Nottingham Climbing Centre they endeavour to provide something for all skill levels and groups of climbers, whether you are a novice looking to try climbing for the first time, an experienced lead climber or a parent looking to organise a kids’ party, they guarantee to cater to your climbing needs.
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