We’ve been to this place today, and it is generally fun, BUT: we were four adults that came specifically for difficulty levels 8-12 (that we didn’t manage last time). And guess what? Number 10 is closed. Maybe 11 is open? Nope, closed as well for a long time. So maybe we could go at least to 12? Oh no, it was broken and wasn’t fixed for the time we’ve spent there. Like honestly, we were supposed to be enjoying kids-difficulty levels? I was so looking forward to come back, and unfortunately it was such a disappointment this time.

Recommendation without any limitations! This facility is very well maintained and the equipment you get is in very good condition. Compared to other institutions like this, the price is very affordable and has the nice concept of 2h or 3h. For kids 2h are fully sufficient. The range of parcours is from very easy (and close to the ground), to experienced (far away from the ground). Due to the fact that it’s in a forest, there is good protection from direct sunlight, so it’s good for going on any day.

It's advertised for beginners as well as experts, but I as an ambitious, advanced climber had like no challenges at all. It was quite fun, but not demanding. The price was ok, but didn't covered the actually required climber-gloves which are usually included. The quality was good, at least for beginners and the quantity was average, but enough for 3 hours. The stuff was helpful, friendly, and well represented. My advices: -Go there if you are beginners -Take your climbing-gloves with you -Go there when not much ppl are expected, like on weekdays or when it's early or late, otherwise you can expect waiting times (while climbing) up to 30 minutes per parcour (there are 12 in total).

I was there with friends and it's amazing! It's lots of fun and there are so many courses, you probably won't finish all of them in one day. Even now with COVID-19 there's a lot of freedom that you have. There are still regulations that are there to prevent the spreading of the Virus, though since you're anyways outside and have distance to the other people, it's fine. You should definitely visit this place once.

Organised a work outing there for ca. 25 colleagues. Great location for such an event. Friendly and helpful staff offering great climbing advice. Good value too. Would really recommend it. Even the beginners had fun and non-climbing colleagues also enjoyed the forest.

It's really fun but the level blue was too easy and the next one (red) was way too difficult. I also found that some steps were too big for shorter people to reach either with hands or legs. So at the end the effort that you have to make if you are short is double. Bring gloves ;)

The staff was very vriendly, the course vary from easy to quite hard, even fir an experienced climber as my self. Their saftey harness is very safe and easy to use.

This place is just so cool. You don't have to stick to just one course, you can move around and pick whichever fits to your comfort zone.