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Climb Lists

Climb lists allow you to group climbs together for organization. You can use them to:

  • Track climbs you want to try
  • Assign climbs to students or training groups
  • Create benchmark lists for your gym

List Privacy​

Climb lists can be private or public.

Private Lists​

  • Only you can see private lists.
  • By default, you start with two private lists:
    • My Likes – Climbs you've liked.
    • My Projects – Climbs you're working on.
  • You can create additional private lists as needed.

Public Lists​

  • Visible to other climbers, but only the list creator can add to them.
  • Useful for sharing climbs with friends or gym members.
  • Examples:
    • "Dom's Favorites" – A personal list of favorite climbs.
    • "Climbs for the February Comp" – A competition set list.

Creating a Climb List​

  1. Go to the Climb Lists page by tapping "Climb Lists" on the gym page.
  2. Tap "New List" (top-right of the page).
  3. Fill in the details and create your list.
Creating a climb list on the Crux Climbing App

Adding Climbs to a List​

To add a climb to a list:

  1. Open the climb page for the climb you want to add.
  2. Tap the "Climb Lists" button in the bottom right of the climb image.
  3. Select the list you want to add the climb to.

πŸ“Œ Note: You cannot add to public lists unless you are the list creator or gym staff.

To remove a climb from a list, follow the same steps and deselect the list.

Adding a climb to a climb list on the Crux Climbing App.

Viewing Climbs in a List​

To view climbs in a specific list:

  1. Go to the Climb Lists page.
  2. Tap "Show" next to the list you want to view.

This will open a climb directory showing all climbs in that list. You can search, sort, and filter climbs just like in the main climb directory.

Features for Commercial Gym Staff​

When creating public climb lists at a commercial gym, gym staff have additional options:

List Owned by the Gym​

  • Selecting "This list is owned by the gym" changes the list ownership from your personal account to the gym’s name.
  • Example: Instead of saying "Owned by Jake Smith," it would say "Owned by Brimstone Climbing Gym."
  • Use this for official gym lists, like "Climbs for the February Comp."

Adding a Badge to Climbs in a List​

  • Selecting "Add a badge to climbs in this list" adds a small list icon next to each climb in the directory.
  • This makes it easy to spot climbs in a special category, like gym benchmarks.
  • Example: Pursuit Climbing uses this feature for their "Pursuit Benchmarks" list.
A climb with a climb list badge on the Crux Climbing App.