Where To Go Wall Climbing in Metro Manila

Sick of the gym? Try climbing your way out of boredom!

Treadmills are boring. Lifting weights feels like a chore. If you're craving a full-body workout that actually feels like play, indoor wall climbing might just be your next obsession.

It’s physical, it’s mental, and yes, it’s fun! Whether you're going solo or dragging your sporty friend along, Metro Manila has a bunch of climbing gyms that make working out feel more like a weekend hangout. No boring routines, just walls to conquer and new moves to learn.

So if you're ready to ditch the gym and level up your fitness game, keep reading. These climbing spots around the metro are calling your name!

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Image credit: The Bouldering Hive Facebook Page

Looking for clean aesthetics, fresh walls, and a relaxed community vibe? Head to The Bouldering Hive in Makati. This gym focuses purely on bouldering, which means no ropes, no harnesses. Right, just shorter climbs with padded flooring!

It’s beginner-friendly but also great for serious climbers. Routes are changed regularly, so there’s always something new to try. Whether you’re going solo or with a mate, Hive is a cool spot to test your strength and problem-solving.

Location: Circuit Lane, Makati

Price: Passes start at ₱650

Image credit: Power Up Climbing Gym Facebook Page

Power Up is basically the OG of indoor climbing in the Philippines. As the country’s first commercial climbing gym, it’s a favourite among both newbies and climbing veterans.

With several branches across the metro, it offers top-rope climbing, lead climbing, and bouldering — plus rental gear, instructors, and packages for all skill levels. If you’re serious about climbing or just curious to try, Power Up is a solid place to start.

Locations: Cubao, Diliman, BGC, Alabang

Price: Rates vary per branch

Image credit: Maic’s Gym Facebook Page

Northerners, this one’s for you. Maic’s Gym in Marikina isn’t just a climbing spot — it’s a full-on neighbourhood fitness hub. Aside from a solid climbing wall, they’ve got CrossFit, boxing, and strength training facilities.

It’s not the flashiest gym, but it’s affordable, friendly, and perfect for casual climbers or anyone looking to add something new to their routine. Monthly memberships give you access to everything.

Location: 7 Ditchoy St., San Roque, Marikina

Price: Budget-friendly rates available

Image credit: Climb Central Manila Facebook Page

Climb Central is the biggest air-conditioned climbing gym in the country — and yes, it’s as cool as it sounds. Located in Mandaluyong, it’s designed for all ages and skill levels, with kid-friendly fun walls, auto-belay systems for solo climbers, and bouldering zones.

The vibe is chill and inclusive, with helpful staff and clean facilities. It’s a great spot to go if you’re climbing for the first time or want to introduce a friend to the sport.

Location: The Portal, Greenfield District, Mandaluyong

Price: Day passes start at ₱400

Image credit: Edge Climb Gym By The Upper Deck Facebook Page

Want something that feels closer to real rock climbing? The Edge Climb Gym at The Upper Deck in Pasig has an outdoor-style wall with a textured finish — and it stretches up to seven storeys high.

The height is definitely a thrill, and the open-air vibe adds a little extra to the experience. Once you’ve tackled the wall, you can cool down with other activities like badminton or table tennis within the same complex.

Location: Ortigas Technopoint One, Doña Julia Vargas Ave, Pasig

Price: Check for updated rates and booking info

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Whether you're starting from scratch or just looking to shake up your workout routine, these climbing spots around Metro Manila are worth checking out. Wall climbing isn’t just about strength. It’s about focus, confidence, and having a good time while you’re at it.

The best part? You don’t need to be super athletic to get started. Just pull up, try a few climbs, and laugh at how awkward your first attempt might be. That’s part of the fun!

So grab your water bottle, drag a friend, and see what the hype is about.

Ready to climb?