TRIBE is a bouldering hall on the industrial estate on the edge of Marche-en-Famenne, in the Ardennes. It opened in late 2025 in the hall that was previously Peace & Bloc, and it is a partner hall of the Maniak group, whose memberships are also valid here.
There's no need to book: you can just turn up during opening hours, and a day ticket lets you come and go all day. Climbing shoes can be hired. The hall runs climbing courses for children and teenagers at every level, hosts birthday parties, and puts on events through the year, from a boulder gathering with finals in spring to Halloween headtorch nights and team games.
As we last found them. Prices change, so check the wall's website before you go.
- Student: €13
- Under 12: €11
- Every entry is valid for the whole day
- 10-session card (valid one year; can be shared with people on the same rate if the holder is there): €135; students €120; under 12 €100
- Shoe hire: €4
- Monthly membership: €60; students €55; under 12 €50
- Three months: €170; students €155; under 12 €140
- Six months: €320; students €290; under 12 €260
- Annual: €600; students €540; under 12 €480
- Maniak memberships are also valid at TRIBE
As the wall announced them. Plans change, so check with the wall before you go.
The second round of the Belgian Boulder Youth Cup, the national bouldering series for under-15 and under-17 climbers: qualifications through the day, then finals for the best eight from 18:00 and the podiums. Competitors need a climbing federation membership, and registration has closed.
Halloween night at TRIBE: from 7pm the lights go off and you climb by headtorch among spooky decorations. Come in costume, as the scariest outfit wins a pitcher of beer. Bring your own headtorch.
€210 per team of six
The first TRIBE Games: 24 teams of six take on eight challenges through the day (physical, balance, brain-teasers and fun), one an hour, so teams stay all day. Open to climbers and non-climbers aged 12 and over, children with an adult; fancy dress encouraged, with prizes for the best costume and atmosphere. Supporters welcome; food and bar on site.
“Great climbing gym! Nice staff and some great holds I didn't expect to see in a small gym. The setting was good, but as a small climber I struggled quite a lot because of many reachy moves.”
“The space is open, well-equipped, clean and welcoming for climbers as well as watchers… The only challenge was remembering the symbols marking routes with their corresponding level of difficulty.”
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