Boulders Code of Conduct
To ensure a great experience for everyone, we have some simple guidelines that we ask all climbers and visitors to follow. Our Code of Conduct helps us create a safe, cozy and respectful environment where everyone can have fun and challenge themselves. Please read through the rules and help us maintain the great climbing atmosphere at Boulders!
Listen to staff instructions.
Watch out for others on the walls. class distance and be aware.
Be patient and respectful while waiting for your turn.
Brush off the grips every day, no matter how tough the route.
Use chalk, but class again. Avoid clapping your hands or throwing chalk around.
Only climbing shoes are allowed on the walls.
Enjoy food and drinks in the designated areas - away from the climbing mattresses.
class Keep it tidy and clean up after yourself. Don't leave your stuff or trash lying around.
class bags and bottles away from the mattresses.
Share tips if someone asks, but avoid giving advice if it's not wanted.
If you are new or unsure, ask the staff for help. We recommend all beginners to start with an intro session.
Children must be supervised by an adult. (And check out our Codex for Kids below!)
And most importantly - have fun!
Boulders Codex for Kids
Children are welcome at Boulders and can climb for free up to the age of 4, accompanied by a paying adult. Parents are responsible for ensuring that their children follow the rules so that everyone's safety is top notch:
Running is not allowed in the hall, neither on nor off the mattresses.
Children should not play or stay on the mattresses, as the mattresses are designed for falls.
The training area is not for play - children are not allowed here.
Parents should help children be aware of other climbers and keep a safe distance from the wall when walking across the mattresses.
class noise level low for a pleasant experience for everyone.
Young children should use the children's walls as much as possible, but are welcome to climb in the rest of the hall under extra supervision.
Proper climbing etiquette, such as adhering to cue culture, must be followed.
Wash hands after meals before climbing!
Proper footwear, such as climbing shoes or socks, must be worn. No outdoor shoes or bare feet for hygiene reasons.
Do you have any questions? Ask the staff!