Keyword: climbing hall

Every year, the German Alpine Club (DAV), together with the climbing gym association KLEVER, publishes an analysis of accident data from climbing and bouldering gyms in Germany and Austria. The causes of accidents and injury patterns for the reporting year 2025 are presented at a glance.

Do you want to start climbing or bouldering in 2026? We've compiled the most important tips for beginners to ensure a successful start in the climbing gym.

Every year, the DAV and KLEVER publish accident statistics for German climbing and bouldering halls, and in 2024 for the first time also for Austria.

A recent safety inspection shows that the future of the Rätikon climbing hall is in a critical state. The aging climbing walls only partially meet safety requirements. As a result, the operating license expires at the end of October 2025 - an extension is not possible without comprehensive measures.

The Rätikon climbing hall in Küblis is facing an urgently needed renovation. After around 20 years, the hall no longer meets today's requirements. That's why...

Partial opening of the Frankenjura Academy: From today on you can climb in Alex Megos' climbing hall in Forchheim.

In an accident at the St. Gallen climbing hall, a 57-year-old man suffered life-threatening injuries after falling from a height of ten meters.

Does the cost keep you from training in different climbing and bouldering gyms? Are you tired of having to choose a provider? Then we have just the thing for you: the Fitpass.