Climbing hall of the Alpine Association

The climbing hall of the Austrian Alpine Association Tourist Club Windischgarsten - A PLACE FOR ENCOUNTER!

CLIMBING Gym Windischgarsten
The climbing hall was completely renovated in 2023. You can now climb on over 500m² and up to 14 meters high, where the steepest overhang overhangs a good four meters. The walls are mostly straight, and there are also two slabs.
Difficulty: from the third to the eighth degree of difficulty; some easier top-rope routes have been hung in
Minimum rope length: 35m

BOULDERING AREAS
Inside: On the upper floor there is a bouldering room with a small pegboard and campus board.
Outside: The new bouldering block offers around 45 different bouldering routes in difficulty levels 3 to 7b. There are also 10 extra bouldering routes for children. With a bouldering area of 150m², this bouldering block is the largest in Upper Austria! There are two crash pads. With crashpad the bouldering height is up to 4.5m. Without crashpad please stay below 3,5m or the red line!
The bouldering block will open on 14.6.2024.

GENERAL EQUIPMENT
The climbing hall is equipped with changing rooms for men and women, toilets and showers.

RULES
The climbing hall and the bouldering areas can be used by anyone, whether an AV member or not - naturally also by guests of our region - at their own risk. Before using the climbing hall for the first time, a registration form (available at the information desk in the basement) must be completed and deposited.

Children and young people under the age of 18 are not allowed to climb independently. The climbing hall rules and the user regulations for the climbing wall must be strictly adhered to. They are displayed on site.

More information: https://www.alpenverein.at/touristenklub-windischgarsten/

There are climbing shoes in the cupboard under the book in the entryway available for loan for €2.