Trampoline & Climbing Gyms

The North Minneapolis Bouldering Project, on the river — ropes-free climbing plus a yoga studio and a fitness floor. Day passes or a membership.

The St. Paul Bouldering Project near downtown, opened in 2025 — 11,000-plus square feet of steep bouldering, training boards, and yoga, with on-site parking.

Conquer's Blaine ninja gym — warped walls and obstacle courses, with open-gym hours plus classes and memberships.

Conquer's east-metro ninja gym in Woodbury — obstacle courses and a warped wall, open gym plus classes and an unlimited membership.

An Eden Prairie ninja gym run by a former American Ninja Warrior — 14,000 square feet of obstacles, parkour, and open-gym hours for ages four and up.

The Eagan Sky Zone, in the old Rockin' Jump space — trampolines, a ninja course, and a foam pit. Grip socks required; jump time by the hour.

The Edina Sky Zone — freestyle courts, a foam zone, Ultimate Dodgeball, plus a climbing wall and a ninja course. Grip socks required; Little Leapers hours for the toddlers. Jump time by the hour.

Maple Grove's Sky Zone — wall-to-wall trampolines, a foam pit, and dodgeball. Grip socks required; buy jump time or a pass.

Sky Zone's east-metro park, in Oakdale — trampolines, dodgeball, and a foam pit. Grip socks required; jump time by the hour.

Apple Valley's Urban Air — trampolines plus a ropes course, ninja obstacles, and an indoor climbing wall, sold as tiered wristbands. Open daily.

Coon Rapids' Urban Air — trampolines, go-karts, a ropes course, ninja obstacles, and climbing. Tiered wristbands, open daily.

The Plymouth Urban Air, in the former Sky Zone space — trampolines, a ropes course, ninja obstacles, and climbing walls. Open daily.

Vertical Endeavors' south-metro gym in Bloomington — ropes and bouldering under one roof, beginner auto-belays to lead walls. Day passes and rentals.

Vertical Endeavors' flagship on Eat Street — 50-to-60-foot ropes and auto-belays, among the tallest indoor walls in the country. Day passes and rentals.

The St. Paul Vertical Endeavors on Phalen Boulevard — a big ropes gym, 60-plus ropes and 15 auto-belays. Day passes and rentals.

Vertical Endeavors' bouldering-only gym in St. Anthony Park — no ropes, just problems, for a drop-in or a membership.

A Mounds View adventure park built around 11,000 square feet of trampolines, with two dodgeball courts, a foam pit, and an aerial ninja course. Laser tag and an arcade too.