Freÿr rocks above the Meuse, in Belgium

Climbing

13,069 spots in 19 countries: gyms, walls, crags and boulders, free or paid, with links and directions.

13 069 spots · Gyms Walls Crags Boulders

⚠️ Climbing is a risky activity. This information comes from OpenStreetMap (collaborative, unchecked data) and is for guidance only: check access, restrictions (nesting, seasons, local bans) and the state of the equipment with the local guidebook, the federation or the site manager before climbing. Learn more

🧗 Choosing your spot

  • 🏢 Gym : paid, open all year, usually with shoe and harness rental. Ideal for beginners.
  • 🧱 Climbing wall : an artificial wall with bolted-on holds, in a sports hall, school, club or outdoors. Often free, but reserved for clubs or the manager's opening times.
  • ⛰️ Crag : a face of natural rock, from 10 to several hundred metres high, climbed roped up. Usually open access. Only climb if you know how to belay, wear a helmet, and take the site guidebook.
  • 🪨 Natural boulder : large natural boulders 2 to 5 m high, climbed without a rope, above a crash pad. Have a spotter and respect the circuits.
  • Respect the sites : use the marked car parks, no noise near nests, take your rubbish home. Many crags exist thanks to agreements between landowners and climbers.