2018
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SODO CLIMBING GYM HOURS
REGULAR HOURS
MONDAY – FRIDAY |
6AM – 10PM |
SATURDAY |
8AM – 8PM |
SUNDAY |
8AM – 8PM |
Holiday & Special Hours
Memorial Day |
Monday, May 26, 2025 |
10:00 am – 6:00 pm |
Independence Day |
Friday, July 4, 2025 |
10:00 am – 6:00 pm |
Labor Day |
Monday, Sept. 1, 2025 |
10:00 am – 6:00 pm |
Thanksgiving Day |
Thursday, Nov. 27, 2025 |
Closed |
Christmas Eve |
Wednesday, Dec. 24, 2025 |
10:00 am – 6:00 pm |
Christmas Day |
Thursday, Dec. 25, 2025 |
Closed |
New Years Eve |
Wednesday, Dec. 31, 2025 |
10:00 am – 8:00 pm |
New Years Day |
Thursday, Jan. 1, 2026 |
10:00 am – 8:00 pm |
First Time at our Sodo Climbing Gym?
Take a virtual tour here!
First Time at our Sodo Climbing Gym?
Take a virtual tour here!
What's the Difference Between Bouldering / Top Rope / Lead Climbing?
Bouldering is climbing up to 15ft (in gym) off the ground without the use of ropes or climbing gear. Pads are provided throughout the bouldering areas and participation in a Safety Orientation is required prior to climbing. This type of climbing is available to climbers of any skill level and does not require a partner.
Top Roping is climbing up to 50ft (in gym) on a rope that is already attached to the top of the wall while being belayed by a certified partner below. This type of climbing is available to climbers of any skill level and requires a partner(s). Belay certification is required prior to climbing. Belay Classes are offered daily, visit a location’s “classes” page for more information or to sign up.
Lead Climbing refers to climbing on our full height walls in areas that do not already have a rope attached at the top. Unlike Top Roping, Lead climbers must bring the rope with them as they progress up the wall. Leading is an advanced form of climbing and not recommended until you have a strong Top Rope climbing foundation. Lead Certification is required prior to leading in our gyms. Classes are offered several times a month at our rope gyms, please review the requirements prior to signing up for this class on a location’s “classes” page.
- Please note:
- Momentum Lehi, SODO, and Silver Street are Bouldering Only gyms.
Momentum Millcreek, Sandy, and Katy offer both Rope Climbing and Bouldering. - We do not allow anyone other than Momentum employees to provide belay instruction inside our gyms.
- Momentum Lehi, SODO, and Silver Street are Bouldering Only gyms.
WHAT TO EXPECT
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All visitors are required to fill out a waiver, including spectators.
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Climbers must watch a bouldering orientation video prior to climbing.
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If you know how to boulder, simply visit the Front Desk to get started.
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If you do not know how to boulder, we recommend you sign up for our Learn To Climb Class! (Price includes day pass + rentals)
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Exercise equipment use is first come first serve.
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Climbing Shoes and chalk bag rentals are available at Front Desk.
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Visit our Pro Shop for awesome retail deals!
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WHAT’S HAPPENING?
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CONTACT US
Looking to get in touch with our SODO staff? Find our contact info below or fill out the contact form and we’ll get back to you as soon as we can.
2759 1st Ave S
Seattle, Washington
Phone: (206) 588-1510
WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING…

Great gym, the only con i can think of is the location, rest is excellent, great sets. 1000x better than SBP, which i left after 2 days
Also, there are showers for bath after you bouldering. The terrains are also interesting for many nice funny routes setting. But It would be better if the gym can set more dynamic routes that need dyno or running to jump together with some coordination moves then is perfect 👍🏽
EDIT: Apparently they replaced their yoga mats in May 2024. I last took a class just before that. Glad they have new mats!
Knocked down to 4 stars because they took away the discounted 6 month plans in favor of month-to-month and 12 month plans. Hard to commit to a full year or eat the extra cost of month-to-month.
I found the place well vented ( no strong feet smell). The place also had a hand washing station outside of the restrooms. There was hand sanitizer located in multiple places.
There are lockers ( make a password) and cubbies on the gym floor.
The gym area is in the back corner. There is a cardio room.
The parking lot is a one way, I found it a little tight.
The gym isn't huge, but had a good variety of wall types and styles of climbs. I thought the grading was a bit inconsistent but the setting was fun so I didn't really care. I particularly enjoyed the top out boulders, which I haven't had much experience with. Everything was super clean and the grimy foot smell typical to climbing gyms was minimal.
The weightlifting and cardio areas were also spacious and well equipped for both climbing-specific and more general strength workouts. They had a huge selection of bands and even had two 15kg barbells, a rare find.
I've been to other place in town and it was crowded and smelly. Here I definitely had a great experience! The routes were not too crowded. For beginners, they also provided different styles routes. The routes were not too high, but were challenging enough for you do work out.
Lastly, they value a lot to safety. The facility offers plenty safe down climbing anchors for beginners, and their routes are not very high compared to the other climbing facility in town. It helps a lot for me as a beginner.
The facility was clean and easy to navigate. Lockers are free and easy to use. I'm excited to continue climbing with them!
I've climbed at all the local gyms and momentum is my favorite bouldering spot in Western Washington.
Overall, even though it's out of my way to go to this gym versus another I find it worthwhile for the experience.
If you’ve ever been curious about bouldering go to this place. Then go enjoy a beer at Seapine.
I just quietly collected my things since the employee did nothing to manage this public shaming. Upon walking out I noted the only sign was posted below the counter and not in any site line or on the door. Calmly and politely her why she said nothing as I checked in she said “i couldn’t tell you weren’t wearing a mask since you have facial hair”, I cannot believe that weak excuse.
This gym supports public shaming and is not a safe place for me to work out.
Edit: wanted to also add, after experiencing a different bouldering gym, that Momentum is so clean and doesn’t smell bad!
Has a great hydration area and people understand routing and not to cross routes. It was very pleasant.
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