Climbing walls are in production

These freshly painted and textured panels will become the bouldering ramp.

Today may be a rain day for construction in Fort Collins, but three states over in the high desert of Oregon, the team at Entre-Prises is busy turning CAD drawings into climbing walls. Some of the first climbing walls to go into production are those that will form the bouldering ramp in the southeast corner of the building. This massively overhung feature measures over 35 feet, making it longer than many roped walls in town. The padded flooring parallels the wall, taking the climber from ground level to an elevated mezzanine above the rest of the bouldering.

: These freshly painted and textured panels will become the bouldering ramp.

: An EP staff member stencils the company logo.

: These freshly painted and textured panels will become the bouldering ramp.

: Entre-Prises staff members install some of the first of thousands of T-nuts.

: The pumpfest that is the bouldering ramp, more than 35′ long and 55° overhung.

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