November 2006
The city's best loot By Jennifer Cranston
Kids & Parents Guide › Sports
Joe Rockhead's Indoor Rock Climbing
- 29 Fraser Ave. (at King St. W.) • View on map »
- 416-538-7670
Canada’s first and largest indoor rock-climbing gym offers more than 22,000 square feet of climbing surfaces. Certified instructors show adventurous kids ages eight to 13 the ropes; through fun, interactive games and activities, they teach balance, motor skills and the fundamentals of climbing. An auto-locking belay device, a soft-floor system and vigilant staff members ensure children’s safety. Book in advance for kids’ programs.
- Hours:
- June to Oct., M–F noon–11, Sa–Su 10–7; Nov. to May, M–F noon–11, Sa–Su 10–9.
- How much:
- two-hour lesson $25 per person (minimum three children per group)
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