Inner Peaks to open third Charlotte-area climbing gym
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Rendering of Inner Peaks' soon-to-be third facility on N. Tryon St., courtesy of Inner Peaks and Studio PHH Architecture
Inner Peaks, an indoor climbing gym with locations in South End and Matthews, will open its third Charlotte-area facility this fall.
Why it matters: It's one of the handful of anticipated tenants coming to the Foundation Supply campus, a large redevelopment of a former business center at 1801 N. Tryon St., between Optimist Park, NoDa, and Camp North End.
- The Foundation Supply is also getting an indoor pickleball club called The Picklr, as CBJ reported, and an event space called The Casey, Axios' Katie Peralta Soloff first reported.
What to expect: A nearly 20,000-square-foot indoor climbing gym; 7,000 of those dedicated to bouldering walls. It'll also house a multi-purpose fitness area and a yoga studio.
- Membership grants access to all locations and starts at $84/month. Day passes are $23.
Zoom in: The equipment will be more modern and in line with a "new-age climbing aesthetic," explains Megan Cheek, Inner Peaks regional sales and marketing manager. This means it will resemble the climbing seen in competitions like the Olympics.
What's next: Inner Peaks will have a grand opening celebration for the new location once an opening date is finalized.
- The company also plans to make improvements to its existing locations, Cheek tells Axios.
Editor's note: This story has been corrected to note that Foundation Supply no longer plans to open a coffee shop.