New Austin Gym Offers “Inspiring Boulders” and “Real Movement”

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Climbing at the new Austin Bouldering Project Westgate
According to the company, Bouldering Project is committed to “[creating] inspiring and inclusive climbing, movement, and community spaces.” The new Westgate facility is no exception. (All photos courtesy of Travis Perkins @travperk_photo)

Austin Bouldering Project, Westgate
Austin, Texas

Specs: Recently opened 25,000-square-foot bouldering-focused gym also includes fitness equipment and yoga instruction, social spaces, and a variety of programming. The gym also includes two Grasshopper boards—one with a Grasshopper hold set, and the other with a Kilter hold set. “New gym. New strength. A new place to discover real climbing,” an Instagram post from the gym stated ahead of the grand opening.

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The Westgate facility is located approximately 10 miles away from Austin Bouldering Project’s Springdale gym, located in the eastern part of the city. Other Bouldering Project gyms exist in Seattle (Fremont, Poplar and Upper Walls) and Minneapolis. A seventh Bouldering Project is planned to open in Salt Lake City this winter.

Community at Austin Bouldering Project Westgate
“We create spaces for people to gather, ignite projects, and engage in health, friendship, and purpose,” the company said in a statement.

Walls & Flooring: Designed and built by Bouldering Project (a short video can be found here).
CRM Software: Rock Gym Pro
Website: https://austinboulderingproject.com/westgate
Instagram: @austinboulderingproject

In Their Words: “We create spaces for people to gather, ignite projects, and engage in health, friendship, and purpose. We are a project; we want to grow thoughtfully and provide new spaces for the expanding group of people who experience real movement and real human connection within our walls. At the Bouldering Project, you decide what climbing means to you, how you want to move, and why. Our commitment remains the same—to create inspiring and inclusive climbing, movement, and community spaces.”
Team at Bouldering Project