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  • A long overdue review from a visit I paid this place late last year. I got to spend an afternoon scaling walls, conquering dragons (not really) and rappelling down walls following both successful and not so successful runs. I made a smart decision and visited during a week day so as to avoid crowds and really take advantage of all this place has to offer. It was just before lunch when I arrived and surprisingly there was still a moderate crowd of avid climbers here despite the time of day. Since it was my first visit, and the place wasn't busy, I was fortunate enough to basically have a guide/staff member all to myself. They were great at explaining all the important "need to know" essentials of bouldering and rock climbing such as; how to fall properly, how to put on a harness, how to climb overall, etc. If there's one thing I gotta give this place over the fact that their set up is the biggest and best out there, it's that their staff are always smiling and seem almost MORE excited that you're climbing than you are. They're great guides and very patient, providing great customer service throughout your experience. Every course, including the ominous dragon bouldering course, has a variety of levels depending on how easy or difficult you'd like the make your experience. What most people don't realize is that each climb isn't merely about the physical exertion needed to climb, but every level is mental puzzle as well, challenging your reasoning and problem solving skills to work in tandem with your body at lightning-fast speeds in order to help you accomplish your goals. There is also a fair sized exercise facility equipped with various free weights and machines, so if one was so inclined paying for a monthly membership here could double as or replace your existing gym membership (and would be frankly more fun). Lastly, I'm fairly certain that they currently offer Yoga a few times a week and in the near future will have a dedicated space above the climbing facility for Yoga practice (I think I'll need it after an hour of climbing - you're pretty sore after that). Hub Climbing is one of two indoor facilities in the GTA, three if you include Toronto proper, but as I've heard from other rock climbing enthusiasts, this one is the best.
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