Type One Climbs

Indoor Rock Climbing
Perfect for beginner climbers to learn basic climbing techniques, how to use belay systems, tying into the harness, and general climbing safety. For experienced climbers to refine techniques and improve climbing strength.

Reserve an Indoor Climb Session

Where, When, and How Much?

Part of the LAVC Open Recreation program at Los Angeles Valley College, Community Services Center: 5800 Fulton Ave, Valley Glen, CA 91401

  • Open to adults (18+)

  • Tuesday evenings  7:00pm to 10:00pm

  • Thursday evenings  7:00pm to 10:00pm

  • Friday evenings  7:00pm to 10:00pm

  • Sunday evenings  6:00pm to 9:00pm

  • $20/visit per person

  • Membership available:
    ($70/month)

LAVC exterior

Where?

Located inside the Los Angeles Valley College campus.

Approximate address closest to the climbing wall:
5792 Ethel Ave, Sherman Oaks, CA 91401

Parking?

  • Parking is free along Ethel Ave. or Hatteras St.

  • There are pay lots available nearby.

  • Monthly parking permits are available.

  • Don’t park in spots marked “STAFF”

  • Don’t park in pay lots without paing or displaying a permit
    (they do issue tickets)

parking map CSC at LAVC
Exterior CSC Building

When?

Tuesday, Thursday and Friday evenings
7 – 10 pm

Sunday evenings.
6 – 9 pm





What to Wear? What to bring?

  • Gym attire is perfectly fine.

  • Jeans, shorts, sneakers, anything you don’t mind getting a little chalky.

  • A bottle of water

  • A little glucose, incase you go low.

wide wall

Do I need my own harness and shoes?

  • There are rental Harnesses and Shoes available

  • Feel free to bring your own climbing gear if you have it.

harness and chalk bag

rental gear

Do I need know how to belay?

  • No. They can teach you how to tie into your harness and how to belay using ropes here at LAVC.

  • Belayers are always available and happy to give climbers a belay when needed.

  • The climbing center uses “Auto Belays” which are systems that can safely lower climbers without the need for a “human” belayer.

A note about climbing harnesses and T1D Gadgets

  • A climbing harness will hold you tight from around the waist and will pull upward while lowering or if you take a fall.

  • I would advise to keep your T1 devices clear of your waist and abdomen area.

  • Above the ribs, or
  • Below the belt.

Climber device checked

 

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