The Front Climbing Club

Favorite gym in Utah! Awesome facility, staff, and yoga classes. The new expansion is beautiful (& huge)! The routes are updated regularly too, which keeps gym climbing more interesting.

Really unpleasant staff and overpriced. Management would do well to do some training on customer service. Would recommend trying momentum– awesome place.

I’ve been a member here for quite some time now and have nothing really but good things to say about this place. Friendly staff at all times and I’ve found that it’s never overcrowded here in the mornings. It’s a great place to come relax but get a nice workout in at the same time.
If you like indoor climbing, I recommend this place over places like momentum for a couple reasons. The first thing is the price. You can pay as low as $ 40 a month here for access to everything including weights, the bouldering wall, yoga, and their other cardio equipment. Each membership comes with a free guest pass every month to bring someone around who wants to try it out for an entire day. They rent out equipment for you as well. The second reason is this place is all bouldering. No ropes to help you out. However, they are building an entirely new building next door that will be finished in October that will have ropes. I prefer bouldering because it allows me to go by myself. If you don’t have someone to regularly work out with, going to places where you need a partner for rope climbing can become difficult and not allow you to workout whenever you want. They also have a full locker room with showers and lockers so you can come straight from work, or leave for work from here.
Overall I really enjoy this place to relax and workout at. I will continue my membership here as long as my financial as well as residential situation allows me to.

They have a good variety of difficulties. A good vibe here. Price is reasonable, especially their monthly rate. Good for kids as well.
We will definitely return.

Favorite gym in the city. Great climbing with regularly updated and well-​set problems, a really friendly staff, awesome yoga classes, and a good workout area. Really does it all, and should be even better once the expansion is finished.

The best. Climbing to your heart’s content, weights, ping pong, wifi, tons of yoga classes; Ashtanga, Anusara and Vinyasa, (and showers in the locker rooms!) all come with your very affordable membership, or you can drop in for a really good price as well. You can even bring your dog with you and let it hang out in the dog yard! I have been teaching Ashtanga yoga here for 5 years and have never felt more at home. There are a wide variety of super cool members here and I have seen many friendships and even romances blossom between them, so it’s a great place to meet people and get your exercise in! There is a shop where you can buy climbing gear, yoga mats and healthy snacks – even kombucha and smoothies– and they are remodeling this year; it will definitely be the best climbing gym in the west. So many epic things about to happen at this already fabulous place.

This is my gym. Annie and Nathan have put a ton of hard work in updating the place and making it nicer. They just started to remodel the place and have just added a new addition to the bouldering walls They have the best setters in the country and is for sure my place to workout and get a good workout in. Can’t wait for them to build out the new addition for ropes.

It’s a really good bouldering gym that is convenient to downtown. It doesn’t have ropes, and the other exercise equipment is minimal. If you’re looking for varied bouldering terrain and great route setting, this is the spot in SLC to go to.

This gym has three treadmills located on the second floor. When all of them are in use at the same time, it trips the breaker. Having your treadmill come to an abrupt stop while running was startling, jarring and potentially dangerous.
It happened to me three times on two separate occasions. I wrote an e-​mail to the owner of the gym, Dustin Buckthal, voicing my displeasure.
His response showed a blatant lack of concern, was condescending and made no apologies. Instead, he suggested I try yoga to reduce my stress levels. He also let me know he would be cancelling my membership for me.
If you have an issue with this gym you would like addressed, don’t bother. Unless you’re looking to get kicked out.

Its all about bouldering at The Front, but it is more then that. They have a rather large gym with weights, pool tables, yoga classes, and many other things to keep you busy and help keep you in shape. The climbing section has a little something for everyone no matter your age or ability. All and all a great gym and a great time.

All Bouldering, but it is a small, awkwardly organized gym. I never felt comfortable climbing here, I always felt like I was going to fall on someone.
That said, the overall club was pretty cool, there are great weights and a pool table, all sorts of stuff. While I didn’t like climbing there, it seems like it would be a fun place for a younger person to join their competitive team.