Klimmerei in Bürs, next to Bludenz, calls itself Vorarlberg's first boulder park. It has around 120 problems for every level on 250 m² of walls up to 4.5 metres high and 180 m² of lower walls, 3.2 metres high with a step-down top-out, plus a 40 m² training wall packed with every type of hold. The training area adds an extra-large campus board, hangboards, gymnastic rings, kettlebells, pull-up bars, a Treadwall (a rotating climbing wall) and a new Tension Board 2; it's for over-14s only, or younger climbers with an adult beside them. Children have a separate area of their own.
The hall's events include the Bloctour, a bouldering rally, the Bouldery party night and the international MiniMoves Boulder Masters for young climbers.
Entry is fully automated: with an online ticket, a pass chip, the apptive app or a 3Täler-Pass annual card you can climb every day from 06:00 to 22:00. From October to April the cash desk and bistro are staffed from 18:00 to 22:00 on Monday to Thursday and from 14:00 to 18:00 at weekends and on public holidays, and summer service hours apply from May. Three-month, half-year and annual cards are sold only during service hours. Hire shoes are kept in the hall by the roller door, and there are courses for children and adults and children's birthday parties.
As we last found them. Prices change, so check the wall's website before you go.
- Reduced rate for pupils from 15, apprentices, students up to 26, military and civilian-service workers, and disability-pass and guest-card holders: €13.80
- Children aged 6 to 14: €9.80; under-6s: €7.80, or free with an accompanying adult's ticket
- Family card (two adults with all their children under 18, with a family pass): €37
- 11-visit card (10 + 1 free): €148 (reduced €138, children €98, under-6s €78)
- 3-month card: €290 (Alpenverein, Naturfreunde and partner-company members €260); half-year card: €390 (€350); annual card: €555 (€500)
- Summer card, May to the end of September: €222
- A Combi Card also covers Block Monkey in Feldkirch
- School classes during lessons: €7 per pupil, including shoes (book ahead)
- Shoe hire: €4, or €2 up to age 14
“The hall is quite small but still offers enough routes to try your luck on… The price is a bit steep… In summers it can get really hot inside.”
“Very nice gym with a lot of routes, climbing tread, and workout corner. You can find there also a vending machine. The entry ticket can be bought through their website and scanned at the entrance.”
Ratings as each site showed them in October 2026.
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