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Climbing Halls in Schwäbische Alb

Discover 9 climbing and bouldering halls in 1 cities in the Schwäbische Alb region.

9 Halls

1 Cities

1k+ m² Area

1 m max Height

Region Highlights

Boulderhalle Reutlingen
Weltklasse Outdoor-Klettern auf der Alb
Universitätsstadt Tübingen

Cities in Schwäbische Alb

Reutlingen 1

Reutlingen

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Boulderhaus Reutlingen

Reutlingen, Baden-Württemberg

Climbing HallBouldering Hall

BoulderingEquipment Rental

from 17.00 €

Best Climbing Halls in Schwäbische Alb

For Beginners

Halls with courses for beginners:

B12 – DAV Boulderzentrum Tübingen (Tübingen)
Dolomiti Boulderbox (Albstadt)
H3 Kletteranlage Metzingen (Metzingen)

For Families

Halls with kids area:

B12 – DAV Boulderzentrum Tübingen (Tübingen)
Dolomiti Boulderbox (Albstadt)
H3 Kletteranlage Metzingen (Metzingen)

Best Prices

Most affordable halls in the region:

Dolomiti Boulderbox (€11.50)
B12 – DAV Boulderzentrum Tübingen (€15.50)
Kletterschmiede (€16.00)

Largest Halls

Most climbing area:

Dolomiti Boulderbox (1,000 m²)
B12 – DAV Boulderzentrum Tübingen (0 m²)
Boulderhaus Reutlingen (0 m²)

Equipment Rental

Perfect without your own gear:

B12 – DAV Boulderzentrum Tübingen (Tübingen)
Boulderhaus Reutlingen (Reutlingen)
Dolomiti Boulderbox (Albstadt)

With Café

Relax after climbing:

B12 – DAV Boulderzentrum Tübingen (Tübingen)
Dolomiti Boulderbox (Albstadt)
H3 Kletteranlage Metzingen (Metzingen)

Start Climbing in Schwäbische Alb

For Absolute Beginners

1 Book an intro course – At B12 – DAV Boulderzentrum Tübingen or Dolomiti Boulderbox you can learn the basics in 2-3 hours.
2 Rent equipment – Climbing shoes, harness, and chalk are available at 7 halls for rent (approx. €3-5/item).
3 Start with bouldering – No rope, no partner required. Perfect for beginners at B12 – DAV Boulderzentrum Tübingen or Boulderhaus Reutlingen.

What to Bring

Comfortable sports clothing (no jeans)
Socks for rental shoes
Short fingernails
Water bottle
Remove rings/jewelry before climbing

Average first visit: 2-3 hours, from €11.50 entry

Climbing in Schwäbische Alb

The Schwäbische Alb region offers 9 climbing and bouldering halls across 1 cities. 6 of them offer rope climbing with lead and top rope options. 3 are dedicated bouldering halls. Additionally, there are 3 climbing forests for outdoor enthusiasts.

Prices in Schwäbische Alb

Day pass prices in Schwäbische Alb range from €11.50 to €26.00. The average price is €17.17 per day pass. DAV members usually receive discounted entry at most halls.

Learn to Climb in Schwäbische Alb

For beginners, 5 halls in the region offer climbing courses. Particularly recommended for beginners are B12 – DAV Boulderzentrum Tübingen and Dolomiti Boulderbox, where experienced instructors teach the basics including belaying techniques, knot tying, and climbing techniques. Equipment can be rented at 7 halls.

Largest Halls in the Region

Dolomiti Boulderbox (Albstadt) - 1,000 m²

Outdoor Climbing Nearby

Die Schwäbische Alb bietet über 8.000 Routen: Blautal, Eselsburger Tal, Nusplingen, Donautal. Eines der besten Gebiete Deutschlands.

Frequently Asked Questions about Climbing in Schwäbische Alb

How many climbing halls are there in Schwäbische Alb?

Schwäbische Alb has 9 climbing and bouldering halls in 1 cities. 6 of them offer rope climbing with lead and top rope options. 3 are dedicated bouldering halls for those who prefer climbing without a rope.

How much does climbing cost in Schwäbische Alb?

Day pass prices in Schwäbische Alb range from €11.50 to €26.00. The average price is €17.17. Students and DAV members receive discounts at most halls. The most affordable is Dolomiti Boulderbox at €11.50 per day pass.

Where can I learn to climb in Schwäbische Alb?

5 halls in Schwäbische Alb offer climbing courses for beginners: B12 – DAV Boulderzentrum Tübingen, Dolomiti Boulderbox, H3 Kletteranlage Metzingen, Kletterschmiede, Skypark Hochseilgarten. The courses typically cover belaying techniques, knot tying, and first climbing techniques. No prior experience is required.

What is the largest climbing hall in Schwäbische Alb?

The largest climbing halls in Schwäbische Alb are: Dolomiti Boulderbox (1,000 m²), B12 – DAV Boulderzentrum Tübingen (0 m²), Boulderhaus Reutlingen (0 m²).

Do I need my own climbing equipment?

No! 7 out of 9 halls in Schwäbische Alb offer rental of climbing shoes, harnesses, and chalk bags. Rental fees are typically €3-5 per item. Comfortable sports clothing is all you need for your first visit.

Climbing Halls in Schwäbische Alb

Region Highlights

Cities in Schwäbische Alb

Reutlingen

Boulderhaus Reutlingen

Best Climbing Halls in Schwäbische Alb

For Beginners

For Families

Best Prices

Largest Halls

Equipment Rental

With Café

Start Climbing in Schwäbische Alb

For Absolute Beginners

What to Bring

Climbing in Schwäbische Alb

Prices in Schwäbische Alb

Learn to Climb in Schwäbische Alb

Largest Halls in the Region

Outdoor Climbing Nearby

Frequently Asked Questions about Climbing in Schwäbische Alb

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