
Adult training
Do you want to climb stronger, grow technically, or simply engage with the sport in a structured way? Our adult training sessions cater to every level, whether you're just starting out or have been climbing for years.
Youth training
Climbing is a sport that you learn young. Our youth training sessions are playful, challenging, and tailored to your child's age and level, with guidance from experienced trainers who know how to enthuse and help young climbers grow.
Frequently asked questions
Here you’ll find answers to the most frequently asked questions about our climbing centre, routes and how to use the app. Is your question listed here? Then you can get straight back to the wall.
Who is it for?
Anyone can go bouldering! You can do it on your own or with friends. Feel free to pop in. We'll be happy to help you get started.
What is bouldering?
Bouldering is a fast-growing and social style of climbing. In bouldering, climbers do not use ropes or harnesses, but are protected by thick crash mats. Therefore, no special equipment is required for bouldering, making it easy to drop by and get started. It is challenging, athletic, increases your strength and confidence, and is above all great fun.
What's for sale at the bar?
We offer a wide variety of coffees (from espresso to latte), made from fresh, premium coffee beans, as well as a selection of teas. We also serve a range of food, including pizzas, cakes, Clif Bars, paninis and fruit. Finally, we have 100% fruit juices and smoothies, a variety of soft drinks and over 15 beers.
What should I bring?
Actually, you only need comfortable clothes and trainers. For extra grip on the wall, we recommend renting climbing shoes from us. These are available at reception for €4.50.
What facilities do you have?
Showers, toilets, changing rooms, water, Wi-Fi, training room. All these facilities are available at no extra cost.
Is there an age limit?
8 is the minimum age and there is no maximum. Climbers up to the age of 12 may only climb under the direct supervision of their parents (1 adult per 2 children).














