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Climbing Coleraine

NCIC Climbing Wall

Coleraine's community top-rope wall, run by the North Coast Climbers club

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Open year roundIndoor — climbs in any weather
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ColeraineIndoor wall
An eveningHow long
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Indoor wallType
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NCIC Climbing WallColeraine's community top-rope wall, run by the North Coast Climbers club.

  • The climbing: Indoor roped wall (top-rope).
  • Grades: Around 28 colour-marked routes, beginner through to harder lines; reaches about 9m.
  • Booking: Not pay-and-climb; join the club or book group hire. Membership for 2025/26 listed as closed, so check before travel.
  • Cost: Club membership listed around Adult 70 pounds / Youth 50 pounds a year (check current prices).
Plan your visit

What the wall is actually like

This is roped top-rope climbing, not bouldering and not a Clip 'n Climb auto-belay centre. The wall offers about 50 square metres of climbing on modern surfaces with an overhang, built around seven independently equipped lines and roughly 28 colour-marked routes, reaching about 9m at the highest point. That setup covers beginners through to more experienced climbers stretching themselves on harder lines. It suits families and adults who want a real roped climbing experience locally, with the structure and supervision of a club behind it.

Indoor top-rope Seven equipped lines Around 9m high Community club access Youth climbing Group hire
Good to know before you go:

Climbing centres and clubs like this run taster sessions, junior and youth clubs, scheduled adult evenings and group hire for birthday parties and team-building. Dates, membership openings and prices change through the year, so check the North Coast Climbers club pages for what is on.

Before you set off

What to bring

  • 👕Comfy clothes you can move inNothing restrictive — you want to reach, step high and bend.
  • 📱A booking, or a planMost walls want you registered or booked in; crags want your route picked and someone told.
  • 💧WaterClimbing is thirsty work, and out on the rock there is nowhere to buy any.
  • An honest check of your gradeBe straight about your experience — pick a level you will enjoy rather than survive.
Good to know

Everything before you go

Type
Indoor roped wall (top-rope)
Induction / registration
Access via North Coast Climbers club membership or booked group hire; supervised club sessions
Grade range
Around 28 colour-marked routes, beginner through to harder lines; reaches about 9m
Gear
Not confirmed whether shoes/harness are hired or you bring your own; check with the club
Cost
Club membership listed around Adult 70 pounds / Youth 50 pounds a year (check current prices)
Booking
Not pay-and-climb; join the club or book group hire. Membership for 2025/26 listed as closed, so check before travel
Also on site
Located in the sports hall at North Coast Integrated College
Parking
On the college site, Cloyfin Road
How long to allow
A scheduled session, typically an evening
Address
North Coast Integrated College, 21 Cloyfin Road, Coleraine, BT52 2NU
Questions

Before you go

How much does it cost?
Club membership listed around Adult 70 pounds / Youth 50 pounds a year (check current prices)
Do I need to book?
Not pay-and-climb; join the club or book group hire. Membership for 2025/26 listed as closed, so check before travel
Do I need an induction first?
Access via North Coast Climbers club membership or booked group hire; supervised club sessions
Is there anything else on site?
Located in the sports hall at North Coast Integrated College
Getting there

NCIC Climbing Wall is at North Coast Integrated College, 21 Cloyfin Road, Coleraine, BT52 2NU. On the college site, Cloyfin Road. Tap below for directions.

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The story

About the venue

The wall is a purpose-built indoor climbing wall completed for North Coast Integrated College in Coleraine, with seven equipped top-rope lines and an overhang reaching about 9m. It is managed at the college and looked after by John Wilkinson.

North Coast Climbers became a formal club in December 2018, growing from beginners to experienced climbers. Members climb at the NCIC wall and also head to Foyle Arena, Boulder World and outdoor crags, with the club affiliated to Mountaineering Ireland for insurance.