Loading…
Loading…
← Back to BoulderingLondon Climbing Centres' Poplar arch, 30 seconds from Westferry DLR, with five railway arches holding three indoor rooms plus two semi-outdoor climbing areas — a rarity in London. A training room, yoga studio and café keep the regulars on the floor after the burn.
Five Victorian railway arches on Trinidad Street in Poplar, the brick vaults exposed and DLR trains passing nearby. Three indoor bouldering rooms run angle to angle — slab through to steep overhang in plywood and sculpted panels, bright resin holds over deep foam matting — and two semi-outdoor arch sections open the climbing to the air, unusual for an indoor London wall.
A dedicated training room, a yoga studio, a café and a gear shop fill out the arches. Industrial lighting under the curved ceilings.