EPIC Climbing and Fitness

Address
EPIC Climbing and Fitness
1931 Stout Field W Dr,
Indianapolis, IN 46241

Phone
(317) 247-1931

Hours
Monday to Friday – 10am to 10pm
Saturday – 10am to 8pm
Sunday – 10am to 6pm

Date Visited: August 3rd, 2025
Lockers: Yes
Size of Gym: 18,000 square feet
Parking: Yes, free
Cafe: No
Store: Yes

Day Pass Cost

• Adults (13 and Up): $22 
• Child (12 Years and Younger): $18

Monthly Memberships (EFT)

• Individual: $78/Month
• Student*/Child (13-18 Years): $68/Month
• Senior/Child (12 and Younger): $37/Month
• Family: 1st Member $78/Month, 2nd Member $62/Month, Each Additional Member $37/Month

*Students must show proof of attending 9+ credit hours at local university or be between ages of 13 and 17.

Annual (Paid in Full)

• Individual: $828
• Student*/Child (13-18 Years): $715
• Senior/Child (12 and Younger): $606
• Family: 1st Member $1444, 2nd Member Included, Each Additional Member $316

*Students must show proof of attending 9+ credit hours at local university or be between ages of 13 and 17.

Punch Pass (10 Visits)

• Adult: $190
• Child (12 Years and Younger): $160

Rentals (Non-member rates, EPIC members receive free rentals)

• Harness: $4
• Shoes: $5
• Belay Device: $2
• Chalk Bag: $2
• Full Equipment Package: $8

Types of Climbing: Bouldering, Top Rope, Lead, Auto Belay
Training Area: Yes
Tallest Wall: 53 feet
Tallest Bouldering Wall: 15 feet

Unique Features: This gym has a community garden, and also offers aerial silks classes.

Personal Rating: I give this gym a V7 rating.

This gym has a laid back vibe, which makes it very welcoming to everyone. I love gyms that don’t have the “corporate” vibe because their communities are usually much better. This gym is a great example of this. The staff that helped me, Bryan and Noah, were so friendly and chill. I chatted with a few of the members that were climbing and one member even showed me her crack climbing gloves and was telling me about her experiences crack climbing. It’s great to see such happy and welcoming staff and members. There is also a community garden outside, and there’s an area near the front desk where members and staff can share produce grown in their gardens (or the gym’s garden).

The gym walls do have an older feel, but the setting was fun and creative. The gym is a decent size and the workout area has a good amount of equipment for cardio and strength training. I love that this gym offers silks classes, because the strength and body awareness that’s needed for silks translates well to climbing. It’s a great addition for members that not many climbing gyms offer. There is a large slack line near the bouldering area, which is fun to practice with.

Overall, I’d recommend this gym for any climbers that are looking for a solid climbing gym with a relaxed atmosphere and a friendly community. The climbs offer something for all skill levels, whether you’re just starting out or looking to challenge yourself.

** PLEASE NOTE that these reviews are not updated frequently and some information may be out of date. Last update was December 28th, 2025 **