Rælingen Klatreklubb – Marikollhallen

Rælingen Klatreklubb – Marikollhallen

Rælingen Klatreklubb was founded in 2007, when the multi-purpose Marikollhallen at Fjerdingby opened, and the hall's climbing wall is its home. The non-profit club is a member of the Norwegian Climbing Federation and has climbing for children and adults of all ages; its members also climb outdoors, often moving outside in the summer half of the year.

Sessions

The club's latest published timetable, for spring 2026, has climbing on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings from 17:30 to 20:30:

• Drop-in: Tuesday 19:30–20:30 and Wednesday 17:30–18:30. You don't need to be a member or hold a belay certificate, and an instructor is present, so it suits first-timers and occasional climbers.
• Term groups: children aged 6–9 and 10–12 on Tuesdays, and young people aged 13–15 and adults (16+) on Wednesdays, for members only.

The autumn 2026 groups started on 18 August, and the club says times may change with the number of sign-ups. Sessions follow the school calendar, with no climbing in school holidays. Members with a top-rope card or Brattkort can also climb on their own, without an instructor, except when a match is on in the hall.

Belay rules and kit

Parents of children in the groups, and everyone in the youth and adult groups, need at least a top-rope card (topptaukort) or a Brattkort, the Norwegian belay certificate. The club runs belay courses regularly, and young people can take the top-rope card during their training. Shoes, harnesses, ropes and belay devices can be borrowed.