Address
Momentum Climbing: Millcreek
3137 S. 3300 Street
Millcreek, UT
Phone
(801) 906-1232
Hours
Monday to Friday – 6am to 11pm
Sat & Sun – 10am to 10pm (Members Only 8am to 10am)
Date Visited: July 23rd, 2023
Lockers: Yes
Size of Gym: 40,000 square feet
Parking: Yes, free
Cafe: No
Store: Yes
Day Pass Cost
- Adults (Ages 12 and up): $25
- Child Day Pass (Ages 11 and under): $18
Special Offer (as of Nov. 2023): 2 week trial for $39, includes 90 minute “Learn to Climb” class and includes all climbing gear
Monthly Membership (Auto Pay, $59 enrollment fee)
- Individual: $84/month
- Family of Two: $144/month
- Family of Three: $166/month
- Family of Four: $188/month
- Family of Five or More: $210/month
Monthly Membership (Pre-paid)
- Individuals: 1 month $143, 12 months $999
- Family of Two (or Couple): 12 months $1728
- Family of Three: 12 months $1992
- Family of Four: 12 months $2256
- Family of Five or More: 12 months $2520
Punch Pass Cost: 10 visits, $209 (gear not included)
Rentals
- Shoes: $6
- Harness: $5
- Belay Device: $2 (Collateral required for rental)
- Rental Package (Shoes, harness and a belay device): $10
- Lead Certification Test: $5 (Requires 35m rope)
Types of Climbing: Lead, Top Rope, Bouldering, Auto Belay, Crack
Training Area: Yes
Tallest Wall: 55 feet
Tallest Boulder Wall: 15 feet
Date of Opening: 2014
Unique Features: This gym has an awesome lead arch, as well as a full gym for training. The gym is not only massive in size, but hosts events and competitions frequently.
Personal Rating: I give this gym a V9 rating.
Corporate/chain climbing gyms can easily get a bad rap, however Momentum Millcreek is a great example of a chain that is doing everything right. Momentum seems to be one of the big hubs in the SLC area for climbers and is a hot spot for events and clinics. This gym has a great vibe with a ton of different climbing styles, including bouldering, lead, crack climbing, and top rope. The bouldering area is massive, and the workout area includes lots of great equipment to help climbers focus on strength and conditioning. I found the grading to be similar to the gyms I climb at in NJ, however I mostly bouldered during my visit and didn’t spend much time on the rope routes. This gym utilizes the app Kaya to allow climbers to share beta for climbs and opinions on grades, and is also a great way to encourage members to connect and collaborate.
Overall, this is a great all-around gym for climbers of all ages and skill levels. I could easily see myself making this my home gym, and I would love to visit again soon.
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