South Tyrol’s Indoor Climbing Halls

The 18.5 meter high, completely renovated climbing hall is visible from afar - a real eye-catcher. 33 lines divided between the upper floor (12 meters high) and the first floor (up to 22 climbing meters) allow an average of 85 routes to be offered. The new structure includes a beginner's area with toprope ropes and is therefore perfectly suited for courses. Two "Perfekt Descent" self-belay devices complete the modern concept of the climbing hall. There are also relax zones and a café-bristro where you can recover from any climbing exertion. The climbing equipment can also be rented in the hall. You can find the opening hours here https://www.sexten.eu/de/Sportanlagen_Sexten

The Dolomite Arena is part of the Sport Sesto sports complex, which also includes two indoor and two outdoor tennis courts, an outdoor swimming pool, a volleyball court and an 18-hole minigolf course, open from June to October. In winter the offer is completed by ice skating.

Obligatory climbing registration at: climboffice.com/login
Obligatory tennis registration at: sexten.tennisplatz.info

The mountain peak “Sarner Scharte” (2,468 meters above sea-level) rises directly above the Sarnthein/ Sarentino Village. Starting-point: The farm Hallerhof parking lot or the farm Riedlerhof. Then proceed along the meadows lined by larches and through the forest. After approx. 30 minutes, you'll come to the crossing at the edge of the forest. Do not proceed along the usual way. Instead, continue straight ahead through a small meadow until you come to the start of a narrow footpath that ascends steeply through thick spruces until you come to under the walls of the mountain peak “Sarner Scharte”. At the end, you'll come to a field of boulders which you should cross by making a sharp right turn until you come to the watering place. From the watering place, you can reach all of the entry-points.

The hall for indoor climbing at St. Michael | Eppan is located next to the Raiffeisen hall.

It was built in 1997 and is used regularly from the AVS.

Indoor climbing courses are offered every week. Furthermore the hall offers the best requirements for pre competition.

 

Indoor climbing gym at the Sportarena in St. Leonhard/S. Leonardo

Climbing wall surface: 400 m²

Max. elevation: 16 m

Max. lenght of the routes: 19 m

Climbing routes: 101

Degree of difficulty: 3a – 8a

Boulderarea surface: 130 m²

Boulder routes: 154

Degree of difficulty of the boulder: A;) – F+

Sports Facilities at the Telfen Sports Center

The ASC Seiser Alm manages the Telfen Sports Center, maintains the facilities, and is committed to promoting and developing amateur sports and various sports sections in the municipality of Castelrotto.

Bowling lanes

In the basement of the sports center, there are four bowling lanes, which will undergo a complete renovation in autumn 2024.
They serve as the home for our bowling team and will also be open to the public.

Opening hours, prices, and reservation details will be announced after the renovation is completed.

Tennis courts and multipurpose hall

The sports center includes three indoor tennis courts.

The tennis hall can also be used as a multipurpose venue for events and concerts of all kinds.

Opening hours, prices, and reservation information will be published after the renovation.

Reservation:https://asc-seiseralm.tennisplatz.info/reservierung

Boulder hall

The bouldering hall offers 214 m² of climbing surface with around 1,500 holds, forming about 70 routes of varying difficulty levels.
Information on each route is provided on cards located at the starting points.

The hall is accessible via the bar in the tennis building of the Telfen Sports Center, where you can also purchase entry tickets. The bar is located at the far end of the sports facility.

If the weather does not permit outdoor climbing or if you want to keep up your climbing skills during the winter months, artificial climbing walls are a welcome alternative.

Indoor climbing wall and boulder.

Open all year long.

Prices:

• Daily ticket adult: € 11,00
• Junior (from 6 to 18 years): € 8,00

The Nordic Arena in Dobbiaco is one of the largest sports centres in Val Pusteria and offers many opportunities for sport and entertainment, in summer and winter. In the winter cross country skiing tracks are laid in the arena and on the roof of the building. In the summer, there is a professionally designed roller skating track. A further highlight of the Nordic Arena is the climbing facility. The Nordic Arena also boasts floodlit tennis courts (1 clay court and 1 court with artificial grass), a conference and press section, restaurant and bar, cross country ski school and cross country ski hire and toilets.

The climbing hall offers a wide range of routes up to approx. 20 metres (difficulty 4A to 8A) as well as a bouldering room. The climbing routes are changed once a month.    

The boulder gym is daily open from 9 am to 10 pm.

Tickets are available by Hotel Pörnbacher, right in front of the gym or by the Tourist Info Valdaora/Olang.

Climbing hall in the centre of Selva/Wolkenstein with a climbing surface of 320 square metres. It is 12 metres high and has 25 climbing lines, which corresponds to approx. 75 possible climbing routes. Climbing wall surface: 320 Max. elevation: 12 Climbing routes: 25

Since its opening in 2008, the Rockarena climbing hall in Merano completes the offer of Meranarena. Located to the north of the ice rink, this bouldering facility offers another sports location dedicated to one of the most popular sports of recent years. Indeed, climbing and bouldering are now popular activities, not only in South Tyrol. This is because they are fun, but they are also an excellent workout for physical coordination. And furthermore, they can be practised without any particular experience by people of all ages.

Further information, bookings and price list: www.rockarena.it

Inside the facilities of the Sporthotel Zoll there is a 10 m high climbing wall reaching from the ground till the top of the hotel. Improve your climbing tecnique and your strength at our boulderwall.

Entrance and rental of climbing equipment: 6,00 €
Available also annual and multi - entrance passes

for hotel guests: free of charge

 

Bouldering is a fascinating and very social form of climbing. You don't need any ropes or safety equipment, boulderer's climb on low artificial walls and are protected by the thick mat floor. With a little basic knowledge and climbing shoes nothing stands in the way of fun and rapid results!

A new reference point for the alpine city of Bolzano. Vertical movement is in Salewa's as well as Bolzano's DNA: this brand new structure is a venue for professional climbers, but also for anyone approaching this sport for the first time. The climing hall is Italy's largest and has a unique, original feature, i.e. it gives the sensation of being outdoors, due to its particular climatic condition, but with the advantage of being protected from bad weather. A world of climbing located in the city, easy to reach from the environs and open all year round. The available surface area is 2000 square meters with 180 different routes, ranging in difficulty level from 4 to 8, and even has fast routes up to 15 metres high. All necessary equipment can be rented on the spot so you can decide to jump into this adventure at the last minute even without planning ahead.

 

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Indoor climbing gym in St. Martin/S. Martino: in the basement of the middle school.

Open only on request.

Climbing wall surface: 270m²
Max. elevation: 9,5 m
Climbing routes: 40
Boulderarea: 45m²

Indoor climbing hall and boulder

The climbing area is 10 m heigh.

You have the possibility to rent climbing shoes on arrival.

Booking required. 

Climbing hall 

Climbing area: 243 m³
Possibility of routes at the same time: 11

 

Boulder hall

Climbing area: 134 m³
Nr. max. climber at the wall: 14

Brunico/Bruneck Indoor Climbing Centre | The climbing wall at Brunico offers 36 routes graded from 3 to 7c + and is reconfigured three times a year | Brunico/Bruneck Indoor Climbing Centre | Climbing wall surface: 250 | Max. elevation: 11 | Climbing routes: 30 | Courses: true 

height climbing hall: 12,5 m climbing hall: 60 routes level of difficulty: IV - 7C

Our new climbing hall is opend from September to April: tuesday 6 pm - 10.30 pm, thursday 6 pm - 10.30 pm, friday 6 pm - 10.30 pm; on May only thursday 6 pm - 10.30 pm.

And from november to february it is also opend sunday from 3 pm to 7 pm.

Further information you get there: www.jenesien.alpenverein.it or there www.facebook.com/KletterhalleJenesien

Admission to the climbing hall requires membership of an alpine club (AVS, CAI, DAV, OEAV, SAC).

Boulder hall for sport climber, 220 square meters - with more than 1000 different grips and 1 unique big floor of protection.

The climbing hall was completed in 1993-94, in 2004 rebuilt and 2007 upgraded. On 300m² climbing area, everyone can find a proper tour. 
In 2017, the climbing hall was once again expanded and enlarged - with a height of around 16 metres, two self-securing systems and a total of over 100 routes, we invite you to put your skills to the test all year round. We offer climbing in daylight through our large glass facade in the entire climbing area.
Bouldering enthusiasts will also get their money's worth with our varied routes of all levels of difficulty.

The current opening times you can find here www.klettern-martell.com 

Indipendent from your ability, the architecturally impressive climbing hall in the heart of the town helps you to discover the world of climbing - either on your own or with an experienced instructor.

Climbing area 294 m² ; 2200 mounted climbing holds; Wall height 12 m; 6 fixed Top Rop ropes; Difficulty from 4a to 7c; Extra Boulder area. The climbing hall can be reserved for groups on Saturday afternoons from 2 p.m. For reservation call at least 10 days in advance 333 6316483 (Stefan Steinegger) or reserve under tramin@kletterhalle.it.

On the 40,000 m² SportZone in Bolzano road there is a six-lane athletics track, football pitches, a smaller training pitch, two beach volleyball fields, a skate park, a Boulder tower and a grenade launcher.

Embedded in a beautiful and peaceful alpine landscape, the Stohlwond in the back Ratschingstal/Val Racines offers routes in the lower to middle difficulty range.

Access: From the car park go over the stream and follow the forest road out of the valley.After about 5 minutes you reach a fork, here you turn left and shortly thereafter takes a path that leads through the forest. This path leads to the foot of the wall in about 10 minutes.

Important: On Mondays, the area around the climbing wall is reserved for the hunters, as they complete shooting exercises there. Therefore climbing is not allowed on this day!