Rockworks Climbing Walls

13/07/2026

Route setting now complete to the newly installed bouldering wall at the Rocks and Wheels project in Dalbeattie.
https://www.rocksandwheels.org/

13/07/2026

Despite the heat ! New boulders to the Central Park development, Wantage, Oxfordshire. Installed alongside a new skatepark , providing open access activity for all.....
https://rockworks.co.uk/products/climbing-boulders/

10/07/2026

Sometimes projects can be a little different...recent installation to the Coastguard Rescue Service, Lee -on- Solent.
Providing an artificial cliff rescue facility and climbing wall combined.

10/07/2026

Plessey Woods Country Park, Northumberland.
The climbing boulders are open!
Please follow the link below for more info and a useful climbing guide.
https://rockworks.co.uk/project/plessey-woods-climbing-boulders/
Photo credits to - https://nerdthatdraws.com/

04/06/2026

New school climbing wall installation 2026. School Climbing Walls / www.rockworks.co.uk
https://rockworks.co.uk/products/school-climbing-walls/

18/03/2026

Free standing climbing tower with 6 x climbing route lines. Nearing completion and ready for the route setters. Rockworks provide a range of design options to suit all requirements.
https://rockworks.co.uk/products/climbing-towers/

11/02/2026

Good to see another project taking shape...
https://rockworks.co.uk/products/climbing-boulders/

After a small delay, we're continuing our tour of some of the highlights from the Leith Links Activity Hub RIBA Stage 2 Report. Next up, bouldering:

The bouldering zone

When we've asked for feedback on previous iterations of the proposals, one of the most popular features has been bouldering rocks. The updated masterplan shows a design by Rockworks Climbing Walls which is intended to be a flexible, low-maintenance climbing space, accessible to a wide range of ages and abilities.

Here's the description from the report:

"The ambiguous nature of the bouldering rocks provides varied and creative routing options. Beginner, intermediate and advanced routes could be displayed nearby or shared via an app. This approach reduces the need for maintenance of individual holds, which are common on traditional climbing walls, and also reduces potential liability if a hold were to break.

An easy route back down to the ground would be clearly highlighted nearby, with new routes uploaded to an app over time. Belay loops added to the top of the rocks would allow parents to belay children using ropes. A safety surface depth of 130mm rubber crumb would be required for boulders of this scale. Rockworks have provided a model of three bouldering rocks designed for this space. Their location within the site is relatively flexible, as the rocks can be separated and potentially repositioned or integrated with the parkour zone as that design develops."