Climbing hall SportJugendClub Prenzlauer Berg (GSJ gGmbH): maps & directions
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Important notes
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The services specified above (Sport climbing, artificial climbing wall, Leisure activity, Indoor climbing, Indoor climbing, u.a.) might be restricted or unavailable.
Climbing hall information
The climbing hall is used for sporty climbing. The sport climbing spread esp. in the 19th century. Bouldering became popular in the 1950s.
The climbing hall generally offers several climbing routes and different levels of climbing. It takes place on an artificial wall, whereby the athlete is secured by rope. If you move at a height above mats, it is called bouldering. In contrast to outdoor climbing indoor climbing gyms are so popular because you are independent of weather conditions and good safety conditions.
Climbing hall services
The indoor climbing gym is usually 5-20 metres high. It consists of steep and overhanging walls. When climbing at altitude, you will be secured by a rope. When climbing at height (bouldering) are mats on the ground, so you do not usually rely on a rope here. Usually there are beginner courses and equipment for climbers, so that people of all ages can try the climbing sport.
Climbing halls can be found in many cities and communities in Germany. One of the largest climbing gyms in Germany is located in the Munich district Thalkirchen.