Climbing in San Francisco, CA
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With over 19,000 square feet and walls up to 50 feet high, the Planet Granite location in Belmont is a great option if you're looking for a less crowded indoor climbing option.
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The Jailhouse offers some challenging climbs on steep, craggy basalt.
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An oceanside bouldering oasis in Marin County.
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These boulders are comprised of marble limestone that was left after being mined out during the Gold Rush.
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This is a really unique climbing experience right on the beach.
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Local climbers are lucky to have one of the country’s premier climbing companies, Touchstone Climbing, in their backyard. Touchstone has nine facilities throughout California, six of which are located in the Bay Area (and Sacramento).
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Sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean and the surrounding hills.
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A great beginner spot with panoramic views of the Bay.
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Many bouldering routes at this world class climbing destination.
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Planet Granite is San Francisco’s premier climbing gym, with 25,000 square feet of climbing bliss located near the base of the Golden Gate Bridge at Crissy Field in the Presidio.
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