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Hangar 18 Indoor Climbing Gym - Mission Viejo
Hangar 18 Mission Viejo: A tight-knit bouldering hub with fresh routes, friendly staff, and affordable day passes.
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Hangar 18 Mission Viejo: A tight-knit bouldering hub with fresh routes, friendly staff, and affordable day passes.
Hangar 18 Indoor Climbing Gym - Mission Viejo offers a welcoming, community-focused bouldering experience. The smaller gym fosters a tight-knit community, friendly staff, and routes updated weekly. It uses the v-rating system for clearer difficulty, hosts World Cup weeklies, and offers affordable day passes plus access to all Hangar 18 locations. A safety-strap upstairs area and weekly wall resets keep climbs fresh.
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Affordable access to all climbing walls with no time limits, perfect for drop-in climbers.
Cost-effective plans including guest passes and access to all Hangar 18 facilities.
Fresh bouldering problems set every Thursday to keep challenges new and engaging.
Specialized climbing events that mimic competition-style routes for advanced climbers.
Safe, auto-belay systems and supportive staff to help newcomers learn the basics.
Social gatherings and meet-ups to foster connections among climbers in a friendly atmosphere.
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Overall rating
Purpial
Super fun! The people that come here are super friendly, its a great place to meet new people & friends!
Arno Stephanian
Very cool place for climbing from 3yr old to adults. We tried the upstairs that has the safety strap and helps you slowly come down without anyone holding a rope for you. Which was great 👍🏼 Take some snacks and water with you for the kids.
David Nguyen
I've been intermittently climbing at Hangar 18 and have been going between the Orange location and the Mission Viejo one. I really enjoy the Mission one for a multitude of reasons. The gym is smaller here, but the community feels more tightly knit together. The walls scale up a good distance while still providing a unique feel and climbing type for every different wall. They've recently been adding World Cup weeklies, which have been a blast to do. They use the v-rating system as opposed to the color system, which I feel helps narrow down the difficulty of a climb so you can be more accurate with your time. Overall, Hangar 18 has an amazing community of climbers. The staff is super helpful, and the day passes are affordable. Definitely check out Mission's gym if you're in the area. Update: Came back today after a month+ long break, and this place is still good! They've added some new staff members that are nice as always, and the routes seem to be getting more interesting too! Definitely not as packed as a few other climbing gyms I've been to while still offering top-quality climbs! Update 4/2/24: Google wants me to update my review, but since it's only been a few months since my last review. Nothing has changed, but it has gotten a bit more busy here with lots of new climbers. It's not a bad thing, but it is definitely more packed than before. Still not as packed as the orange location.
David Meyer
A fun place to hone your bouldering skills or to try indoor climbing for the first time Friendly staff and fellow patrons. New sections of bouldering wall reconfigured weekly so there is always something new.
Amy Huang
The least pretentious gym I've ever belonged to. 😊 This gym has none of those extra flourishings like yoga or a sauna or slacklining - it's just bouldering and I love it!!! Great route-setting, great staff, much cheaper than any other gym I've belonged to ($18 first month membership on Tuesdays, includes a guest pass every month). A section of the gym is reset every Thursday. Membership gets you into any Hangar18 facility.
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