Ghent, East Flanders, Belgium
Located in Belgium, Bleau is a well-regarded indoor climbing facility known primarily for its bouldering and top-rope climbing options. The gym is easily accessible via the E19 highway, making it a convenient spot for both local climbers and those traveling from nearby cities. With a variety of climbing routes suitable for different experience levels, Bleau features an environment designed to enhance the training experience for climbers.
Bleau not only provides a range of climbing options but also emphasizes a community atmosphere that encourages climbers of all levels to train and grow together.
As we last found them. Prices change, so check the wall's website before you go.
- Day pass for rope climbing and bouldering: €15; bouldering only: €14
- 10% off (not combinable) for Ghent residents (ID or itsme), members of the KBF club Bleau Climbing Team and under-18s
- 10-visit card: €140 (bouldering only €126), personal and valid for a year
- Groups of 10 or more: €13.50 (bouldering only €12.60)
- Introduction to rope climbing with an instructor, no certificate needed: €30
- Shoe hire: €4; harness hire (with karabiner and belay device): €4; both: €7; chalk bag: €4
- Optional indoor climbing insurance: €25 a season
- Multi-visit cards also work at Rhino Boulder Gym and Klimzaal Arsenaal
As the wall announced them. Plans change, so check with the wall before you go.
A round of the Regional Climbing Youth Cup, the Flemish bouldering series for young climbers in the U11 to U19 categories. Sign up in advance on Etto Climbing, or at the hall from 09:00; the fee is paid on the day.
The first round of the national Belgian Lead Cup, on the federation's calendar. The date is provisional.
Ratings as each site showed them in October 2026.
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