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climbing wall

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noun

  1. mountaineering a specially constructed wall with recessed and projecting holds to give practice in rock climbing; a feature of many sports centres

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A truck arrived, carrying a climbing wall.

From BBC

Families on the 4,180-guest vessel can hit the 40-foot-long surf simulator, rock climbing wall, laser tag and escape room.

From Los Angeles Times

For outdoor activities, try the mini-golf course, surfing simulator, sports court and rock climbing wall.

From Los Angeles Times

There’s a rock climbing wall, glow in the dark laser tag, a kid-approved ice skating show and an escape room for those over 12.

From Los Angeles Times

In another, she takes viewers on a tour of her 80-gallon crabitat—one of two tanks in which her hermit crabs live—which is decked out with a climbing wall, a coconut swing, and a “shell shop” with a variety of options for her pets to choose from.

From Slate