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Latitude Climbing + Fitness Headed to Peninsula Town Center

By Brandy Centolanza

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Photo courtesy of Latitude Climbing + Fitness Facebook page.

HAMPTON-A new rock climbing gym is expected to open in Hampton early next year.

Construction is underway for what will be a third location for Latitude Climbing + Fitness. The new facility will be located at Peninsula Town Center.

The establishment currently has two locations on the Southside in Virginia Beach and Norfolk. On July 17, Marisa Beck, president of Latitude Climbing & Fitness, confirmed the news that Latitude Climbing + Fitness is coming to Hampton.

“We’ll be in Peninsula Town Center, visible from I-64 adjacent to Floor & Décor,” Beck said. “We expect to open early 2023.”

Latitude Climbing + Fitness is one of the region’s premier climbing facilities. The rock climbing gym features bouldering, sport climbing, and top ropes. In addition, Latitude Climbing + Fitness offers daily yoga and fitness classes. Memberships as well as day passes are available.

For more information on Latitude Climbing + Fitness, visit its website or Facebook page.

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