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Climbing Rock Walls

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  • The most popular indoor location for rock climbers is Recreational Equipment IncorporatedREI), which maintains a huge practice wall in the atrium of their flagship store on Eastlake Avenue. Stone Gardens also offers classes and practice walls for members and walk-ins.

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Stone Gardens: 2839 NW Market (206) 781-9828 Adult $11; student $9; rental equipment extra
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