Adrenaline Climbing in Suwanee is the premier indoor rock climbing facility serving North Metro Atlanta, including Gwinnett, Hall, North Fulton, Forsyth, and Barrow counties. We have climbing for everyone! Our mission is to provide fun, fitness, and community to climbers of all ages and skill levels in a safe environment.

Become a part of our climbing family.

At Adrenaline Climbing you will find a welcoming, encouraging community of climbers, friendly, knowledgeable staff, and a relaxed atmosphere. We're proud that our customer service and our extensive volunteer service have earned us numerous awards and testimonials. Come on a whim! We'll have you climbing safely in no time.

Kids @ Adrenaline Climbing

Adrenaline Climbing is great for all ages. Bring your children here to boost their confidence, get over a fear of heights, or simply have an awesome time! If you are looking for a non-traditional sport for your child, consider joining one of the Southeast's premier youth climbing teams, "The A-Team".

If you're looking for a unique after-school program, the KidZone @ Adrenaline Climbing is your kids' home-away-from-home. We offer After-School Care & Climbing Clubs, School-Holiday Camps, and Summer Camps.

Thanks to all the climbers who came out to save money and have fun doing it ! With bellies filled with our yummy pancake breakfast, some climbers chilled out on the front lot while others surged inside to try the tasty new boulder problems Brad set just for this event. Click for pics!

High Country Outfitters promoted the upcoming Reel Rock Film Tour, as well as their products and trips. Fleet Feet Runner's Club signed loads of us up for weekly road runs and an awesome mountain trail series. Dolomite Climbing Bags showcased their sweet new line. And, Adrenaline Climbing surprised and delighted the climbing community by supplying Ale-8-One to climbers of Atlanta! Yep. No more carting cases back from the Red in the back of your van. You're welcome, Atlanta ;)

See you at next year's Incredible Membership Sales Event, August 27, 2011.

Thomas Pitzel (MYB) is now the USAC NATIONAL SPEED CLIMBING CHAMPION! And, Sophia Nabb (FYC) was the 8th fastest on the Speed Wall in her category! Congratulations to all our climbers who competed at Nationals in the Difficulty Categories: Melanie Meier (26th), Zach Galla (23rd), Tori Nabb (20th), Bailey Dickinson (27th), Jacob Wilbur (25th), Nathan Bramlett (25th), and Thomas Pitzel (33rd). And, congratulations to Coach Preston and the A-Team for taking 3rd overall in the USA Climbing Divisional Championship.

If you've enjoyed partying at Adrenaline Climbing, let everyone know about it by clicking HERE to vote for us as the Best Place to Party in Atlanta. Thanks!

Thank you to our hometown chapter of the United States Commerce Association for selecting Adrenaline Climbing as its BEST in the categories of Instruction Schools, Camps, & Services. It is our mission and our pleasure to serve our community.

Read all about it in VERTICAL TIMES MAGAZINE (Page 7)

Or read about it in the May Urban Climbers Magazine

Adrenaline Climbing's A-Team co-sponsored the Sand Rock Hoe Down and Clean Up. 136 Volunteers (a Southeastern Climbers Coalition record) lent a hand to spread mulch, remove trash, provide erosion control, re-bolt suspect gear hangers, and remove a huge and dangerous dead tree. It was a glorious day to maintain and cleanup the trails we love. Thank you so much to all the climbers, families, and friends who turned out in support of Sand Rock!

Click to see photos from SAWYERS BAR MITZVAH CELEBRATION. (3/6/10)

Click HERE too see even more photos, courtesy of Chase Adams Photography.

CLICK HERE to read the article !

"Best Place to take the Kids"    "Best Family Activity"
"Best Place to Workout"       "Best School Field Trip"
"Best Summer Activity"

Click here to see the video!

Read Brad's Interview with Jason Kehl on the SCC Website.

Click here to check out article: "Climbers get it all at Adrenaline Climbing" by Kristen Berry.

Click here to read Trey's article: "Problem Solving in the Vertical World" in the Atlanta Jewish Times.