Bliss Climbing and Fitness

I climb there on a regular basis and have never had anything bad happen, never disgusted, never felt excluded, never not wanted to go. The staff there is amazing, and they are so nice and will answer questions nicely and quickly if asked. The boulder room has a variety of styles and different ratings with fun holds and fun routes. That goes for the rope room as well. They have a gym upstairs that is pretty nice. And there are moon board is good as well. Overall, this place is a five stars and an amazing place to climb. If you haven’t climbed here, I recommend it.

Recently did a group climb with my sisters. We were all beginners being brave, facing our fears and trying something new. Kate and Brett were our instructors/belayers and it was such a positive experience! We felt safe, encouraged and accepted as beginners. Climbing is the perfect combination of mental and physical challenge, and the best part is...if you are a beginner, you WILL surprise yourself! It was SO FUN!!

Amazing place, the staff is all really nice and helpful and it's a great place to meet other people that climb or just put headphones on and climb for hours by yourself. Along with bouldering and rope walls they have a little gym section that is pretty nice to do different accessories. If you need to rent equipment it will be around $30 total with a day pass, which for a place where you can spend virtually all day isnt bad at all.

Was in the area walked in and got the quick tutorial and got to climbing. The price was on point they had everything you needed. They have single climb and other training and a good bouldering area. Absolutely had a blast and if I lived in witchita would be here several times a week. Loved it.

A fun, but expensive adventure. If you're only going once and you're not a seasoned rock climber with shoes, harness, etc... be prepared to spend a lot. For 3 people it costed nearly $100 for admission and gear. The sad part was, we were so spent physically we couldn't last more than a few hours. If you were prepared to, no one stopped you from just hanging out for as long as you want, though. So to get your money's worth, stay, rest, and then climb some more. The experience was really cool. Even my 8 year old was able to get harnessed up and climb as high as he wanted, and the walls go 40 feet high. After a short course on how to operate an "auto-belay" from one of the friendly staff members, you're on your way. If you don't mind shelling out the dough, and your ready for a workout, I'd recommend the trip.