Climbing attraction re-opening at Rushden Lakes this weekend

Rock Up will be welcoming customers back on Saturday (August 8)
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A climbing attraction at Rushden Lakes is set to re-open this weekend.

Rock Up in the leisure terrace has announced that it will be welcoming customers through the doors for the first time since lockdown on Saturday (August 8).

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The attraction has posted an update on its website today, saying: "We're back and super excited to be re-opening this Saturday.

"We can't wait for you to Reach New Heights and have Mountains of Fun with the team here. Book Now!

"Enjoy our amazing climbing walls towering over 8m with multiple routes to their peaks.

"Walk up Stairway to Heaven, take on the Twister or run up the Speed Wall and more.

"Fun for the whole family, novice to expert."

Inside Rock Up at Rushden LakesInside Rock Up at Rushden Lakes
Inside Rock Up at Rushden Lakes
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And the post added: "We ask that you book your Rock Up session in advance where possible for your and our staff health and well-being and to help reduce queues at check-in.

"Please use contactless payment throughout your visit.

"We also require all visitors over the age of 11 to wear a face mask or covering within Rock Up."

A post on Rushden Lakes' Facebook page today says: "Lottie and the team are super excited and they cannot wait to welcome you to ‘Reach New Heights’ and have mountains of fun."

The post also says Rock Up is taking part in the Eat Out to Help Out scheme.

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