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Kletterhalle Hartberg

Hartberg, Styria

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Indoor climbing, meaning climbing on artificial climbing walls, is not only for training; it can be practiced as a lifetime sport into old age, is fun, and simultaneously trains all muscles. For children and adolescents, climbing not only promotes a love of movement and joy in physical activity, but is also very valuable for health (full-body sport, posture problems) and education (learning responsibility, cooperation, problem-solving, self-assessment, decision-making). The indoor climbing hall in Hartberg (Hartberghalle) is a lead climbing hall. There are no permanently installed top-rope ropes/routes. Top-rope climbing is, of course, possible for "not-yet-lead-climbers"! Ropes brought along can gladly be set up!Special courses are also offered: climbing course for beginners/children, supervised climbing for children/youth, climbing course for beginners/adults, climbing course for advanced climbers, senior climbing, alpine courses for beginners. (Please refer to the website www.senkrecht.at for exact information.)Here are some facts about the climbing hall and its facilities:Height: 12 meters Climbing area: approx. 300 m² Route length: 9 – 17 meters Bouldering: separate bouldering area; wall section with adjustable incline 2 changing rooms with shower and toilet The hall is managed by the Austrian Alpine Club/Hartberg Section. For all further questions, the hall supervisor will be happy to assist you.Take advantage of the opportunity and travel by public transport:RegioBusse and trains at www.verbundlinie.at Sammeltaxi Oststeiermark stop number: HF6100 Hartberg - Busbahnhof, booking hotline +43 50 36 37 38 or www.oststeiermark.at/sam If you want to combine your visit with an overnight stay – click here to find accommodation providers in the region.