Discovery Climbing Square ICN with a 15 m Lead Wall and 10 m Easy Climb

Climbing Square’s First Branch on 70 Wanjeong-ro, Geomdan, Incheon, on the 5th Floor

Discovery Climbing Square ICN is an indoor climbing center located on the 5th floor of 70 Wanjeong-ro, Seo-gu, Incheon Metropolitan City. Incheon Tour introduces it as Korea’s largest indoor multi-climbing center, with a total floor area of 1,652㎡, and identifies it as the first branch of the Climbing Square brand.

Official information describes this center as Korea’s first and largest multi-climbing center. A 2025 review states that the Climbing Square ICN branch, which opened in August 2015, was the first branch, while the Incheon Tour page lists December 9, 2021, as its initial registration date.

From a 15 m Lead Wall to a Bouldering Wall and 10 m Easy Climb

The key feature here is that this is not a climbing gym with just one type of wall. According to official information, visitors can use the 15 m rope-climbing area, bouldering facilities, and 10 m Easy Climb, with the facility comprising a Lead wall, Top-Rope wall, Bouldering wall, and Easy Climb.

The official channel states that the indoor climbing gym has lead, top-rope, speed, bouldering, and Easy Climb facilities. It also includes system boards, a weight zone, a stretching area, and an equipment shop, so the experience differs between visitors who want only rope climbing and those who want to combine bouldering with strength training.

The 10 m Easy Climb Is Easy for First-Time Foreign Visitors to Choose

If you are new to climbing, it is easiest to start by looking at the official beginner climbing experience. The experience is a program in which participants climb vertically to a height of 10 m, and Easy Climb auto-belay allows you to climb alone without a belay partner.

Easy belay is available to people aged 14 or older who have no cognitive impairment after receiving basic safety training, even without professional belay instruction. The beginner experience is open to children, families, friends, couples, and groups, while the beginner one-day class is open to anyone from middle-school age through adulthood; minors need parental consent.

Five Steps at the Venue, from the Application Form to Safety Training

The beginner experience procedure consists of completing the usage application, registration and payment, putting on equipment, safety training and practice, and climbing. A 2025 review also states that first-time visitors must first complete and submit a usage consent form either by QR code or in writing.

The beginner one-day class is a package that includes basic instruction, free use of the facilities, and equipment rental. The basic lesson lasts 30–60 minutes depending on the number of participants, and each session is limited to eight people on a first-come, first-served basis. Reservations can be made through Naver Reservation, by phone, or in person; Naver reservations are confirmed immediately.

₩35,000 Beginner Experience and Top-Rope Lesson Fees as of 2026

As of 2026, the ICN beginner one-day class costs ₩35,000. Socks are required for the beginner experience, and comfortable clothing suitable for movement is necessary, so prepare easy-to-move-in clothes and socks rather than sandals or dress shoes.

The 1Day top-rope class costs ₩80,000 for non-members and ₩60,000 for regular members. The lesson includes an explanation of basic equipment and how to use it, the rethreaded figure-eight knot, top-rope belay practice, practical belaying, and a top-rope belay certification test. Equipment rental, one-day free use, and the top-rope belay certification test fee are also included.

The top-rope class is available for groups of two to six people, from middle-school students through adults. In contrast, a 2025 review describes the Easy Climb experience as consisting of a brief orientation followed by two hours of free time, so the actual structure of the class and experience differs.

Different Operating Hours from Monday to Sunday and Free Parking

Official operating hours are Monday–Thursday 10:00–23:00, Friday 17:00–23:00, Saturday–Sunday 10:00–19:00, and public holidays 10:00–19:00. No regular closing day is listed on the official page, and public holidays are shown as operating from 10:00 to 19:00.

The address is 70 Wanjeong-ro, 5th Floor, Seo-gu, Incheon Metropolitan City, and the official channel lists it as Units 501–502 on the 5th floor of the Yeongnam TopsBuilding Wellbeing Town commercial building. The basement level 1 parking lot is free, and if you have questions about operating hours or entering the parking area, call the official number, 1533-5014, and select option 1.

According to reviews, the free time after the Easy Climb experience is two hours. Beginners should therefore allow separate time for registration, putting on equipment, and safety training, and should note that on Fridays the facility opens at 17:00 when planning a daytime visit.

A 12-Minute Walk from Exit 1 of Majeon Station: Travel Route for Foreign Visitors

For public transportation, the official reference point is Majeon Station on Incheon Subway Line 2. The center is described as a 12-minute walk from Exit 1 of Majeon Station, and the destination is the 5th floor at 70 Wanjeong-ro. Bus route numbers and detailed stop information are not provided, so first-time visitors to Incheon will realistically need to confirm the final location from the subway station using the address and building name.

The center requires a final walk from an Incheon Subway Line 2 station. The official information does not specify the route from the ticket office to the destination or an admission cut-off time, and no separate detailed fee for a regular one-day admission is provided. The beginner fee confirmed in this article is ₩35,000 for the ICN beginner one-day class.

Wheelchair Accessibility and Things Easily Overlooked on a First Visit

The Korea Tourism Organization information indicates that there is no wheelchair rental, accessible restroom, accessible elevator, or designated accessible parking space. It also states that the main entrance has a step and that there are no convenience services for visitors with visual or hearing impairments and no nursing room, so wheelchair users and visitors with strollers should inquire specifically in advance about access to the 5th floor.

The official information does not state whether photography is prohibited, whether payment is cash-only, whether English information or an audio guide is available, which areas inside the facility have restricted access, or how many parking spaces are available. On the other hand, the official channel lists information about the playroom and parking operations, as well as Zero Pay payment, and states that registered members can use all Climbing Square branches free of charge.

First-time visitors should add socks, comfortable clothing, completion of the usage consent form, and reservation status to their preparation checklist. The center describes climbing as a sports activity that can be enjoyed safely when wearing safety equipment and following the guidance of a professional instructor, but explains that vertical climbing to 10 m requires strength and courage.

22 Years of Artificial Climbing Wall Expertise and Satellite Gyms in Songdo and Cheongna

The background to placing several disciplines together in one space is Climbing Square’s approach to operating large-scale indoor climbing gyms. Discovery CS states that it has accumulated 22 years of expertise in artificial climbing walls and explains that its technical staff manage the facilities to maintain them in optimal condition.

Satellite gyms in Songdo and Cheongna operate within 30–40 minutes of the ICN main branch. Since registered members can use all Climbing Square branches without an additional charge, climbers staying in Incheon for several days can plan to combine the main branch’s 15 m rope climbing with visits to the other locations.

For first-time visitors, ICN offers a structure in which they can start with the 10 m Easy Climb experience and expand into bouldering, top-rope, and lead climbing. However, detailed fees and access limits for visitors who want only a regular one-day admission without equipment are not included in the available information, so the most accurate approach is to call 1533-5014 (option 1) and state which discipline you want to use.