Boulderox is a small bouldering room in the middle of Sibratsgfäll, opposite the village square, set up for the whole family. It has over 30 problems on walls of different angles, including a freestanding pillar and some steep sections, and a separate children's area with brightly painted walls and a slide.
The room isn't staffed. Register and buy your ticket online, ideally a day ahead, and a digital key arrives by text message; you open the door with the AirKey app, and a day ticket lets you come and go all day. Tickets can't be bought on site. Climbing shoes can be borrowed in sizes 32 to 46, with gym shoes for small children, though your own shoes are better, and you'll need to bring your own chalk. Under-18s climb under the constant supervision of an adult, unless they're 14 to 17 and have a parent's consent form, and it's best not to climb alone. Street shoes stay off the mats.
There are a few parking spaces in front of the entrance, and bus 860 stops right outside at Sibratsgfäll Dorfplatz.
As we last found them. Prices change, so check the wall's website before you go.
- Young people 15 to 17: €7.80
- Children 6 to 14: €5.80; under 6 free
- Family day ticket, 1 adult and 1–3 children: €14.50; 2 adults and 1–3 children: €24.50
- 11-visit block: €98 (young people €78, children €58; families €145 or €245)
- 3-month pass: €160 (young people €140, children €120; families €230 or €360)
- Annual pass: €390 (young people €295, children €210)
- Supervising adults who don't climb: free
- Tickets online only
Ratings as each site showed them in October 2026.
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