What is bouldering?
Bouldering is climbing at jumping height, without rope or harness, but over thick mats. You don't need any previous experience and no gear apart from climbing shoes. Just drop by and get started.
Here for the first time?
No registration needed. Come by, rent a pair of shoes for CHF 6.–, watch the short introduction and off you go. If you'd like to learn the technique faster, book a taster or beginner course.
Good to know
- Chalk is allowed
- Dedicated training area
- Bistro for your break
- Children under 13 only when accompanied
Our areas
From the Big Hall to the bistro: every area has its own character and its own rules. That way you'll quickly find the right spot.
Big Hall
Bouldering area from age 13, or with a bouldering certificate and an accompanying adult.
Climbing shoes or indoor trainersNew Hall
Bouldering area for everyone. Under 18 only with supervision or a signed parental consent form.
Climbing shoes or indoor trainersTraining area & Kilter Board
From age 14. Training only in socks, indoor trainers or with washed feet.
Focus on strength and techniqueMovement playground
Playing encouraged and allowed, for everyone. Under 18 only with supervision or a signed parental consent form.
Socks, climbing shoes, indoor trainers or gym slippersBistro
Coffee, regional snacks, pizza and cake with a view of the walls. To the bistro
Coffee, snacks and pizzaFamily bistro
For parents with small children. Included in the movement playground ticket: a space to relax and move – for the littlest ones and the adults with them.
Included in the playground ticketDifficulty grades
The boulders are colour-coded by difficulty, from easy to hard. The black volumes are part of every boulder.
Black volumes are part of every boulder.
Orange is a joker.