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Have you heard of Bouldering? Flashpoint in Bristol's facility has walls for all capabilities, individuals, families and fulfills those of us that need a workout fix.







Bouldering 

If you are new to bouldering as we were, its basically rock climbing without the guide and safety ropes which for us is a lot more fun and less restrictive.

You can spend more time climbing and trying out different grips, gradients and angles. 

The area is very large, spread over 2 floors, with padded mats below for safety, something for all levels (we are both in our 40’s), families and children are catered for so don't be afraid to go along and give it a try.

It’s a nice atmosphere with plenty of room, lots of different walls and courses to try.

The changing and showering facilities are quite small though, so be prepared to have to wait, but don’t worry there is a cafe with Coffee, hot and cold food available. 

Non member costs are £15.00 per session which has no time limit for that day (opening and closing hours apply), £3.50 for climbing boot rental 

Training and coaching sessions are available for booking. 

There is a waiver to sign before you can use the facilities. 

Link below for more information 

https://flashpointbristol.com/

If you would like to see more posts like this and other events, holidays and day trips, whilst I build up Stones Road then please visit my Facebook page by following this link

ML Business and Leisure


FLASHPOINT BRISTOL

2A TEMPLEGATE PARK
MEAD STREET
BRISTOL

BS3 4RP

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PHONE: 0117 203 4888

EMAIL: INFO@FLASHPOINTBRISTOL.COM





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