Templo de los Monos Climbing Gym
Located close to the city center, this is your local community climbing hub. Meet climbers, get connected to the local network, and give yourself a taste of indoor climbing in Peru.
A short list of indoor gyms we recommend in Cusco, the Sacred Valley, Arequipa, and Lima when you need a warm-up session, a rainy-day backup, or a way to connect with the local climbing scene. Each listing includes a live Google map so you can get your bearings quickly.
Located close to the city center, this is your local community climbing hub. Meet climbers, get connected to the local network, and give yourself a taste of indoor climbing in Peru.
Tucked away from the bustling traffic of tourists heading to and from Machu Picchu is this little gem of a climbing wall. Find yourself in need of a quick climb or a place to warm up and stretch out before heading to the crag? This is the place for you.
Got an itch for indoor rope climbing or rained out of heading to the crag? Drop into this amazing facility which offers both bouldering and rope.
Bouldering, rope climbing, and a kid-friendly setup all in one stop. It is an easy Sacred Valley detour if you want to grab a climb on the way to Machu Picchu or drop in for a fun family session.
Willing to travel a little outside of central Lima? This well kept training facility will push your ability and sharpen your technique. Clean, simple, and well done are the definition of this local hub.
Come for the gateway lead wall and stay for the people. If ever there was an exciting wall design for you to try, this is it. Did we mention, open air is a big thing here?
Want a taste of the familiar? Modern bouldering walls, adjustable training board, and slack lining are all waiting for you at this open air facility. Don't worry if it gets dark. They light up the walls and some of the holds!
Did someone say open air rope walls? Hang out in the cafe and watch others or jump on the wall yourself. Worried about heights? They also have bouldering!
Keep the chalk clouds away at this open air bouldering facility. Their walls are packed with problems and ready for any grade of climber to come for a hang.
Your home away from home in Arequipa, with the kind of open-air rooftop session that feels like your usual hangout. From the foosball table to the cafe, it is a welcoming local spot run by Alejandro, a Peruvian national team climber and professional athlete.