Frequently Asked Questions

Bouldering is a type of climbing where you don't use ropes and harnesses. The only equipment you need is climbing shoes. Because we don't use harnesses, we only climb up to 4-5m and there are special fall mats under all the walls.

Bouldering is special because it's a particularly creative form of climbing, both in terms of figuring out how to climb a route, but also the moves you need to use to get to the top. It's also really easy to get started because it doesn't require courses and safety certificates like rope climbing.

Bouldering is for everyone!

It's a misconception that you need to be strong or agile to try bouldering.

It's not true! Everyone can climb.

Weight, height, age or physical disability shouldn't hold you back.

We all have different strengths and weaknesses, and bouldering is very much about figuring out how to utilize your strengths on the wall.

For example, it's not always an advantage to have big muscles when it comes to balance, and it's not always an advantage to be tall when you need to shift your center of gravity.

We recommend anyone curious about bouldering to give it a try!

We are open every day of the week from morning to evening, 361 days a year. Opening hours vary in our gyms. Find an overview of gyms and the opening hours here.

No, you don't need to book an appointment! You come when it suits you and stay as long as you want!

Only groups of more than 10 people need to make an appointment in advance. Larger groups without an appointment risk being turned away on arrival.

Groups of more than 10 people must make an appointment with the department they want to visit. This is to avoid too many people in the hall at once. If you come as a group unannounced, we reserve the right to turn you away at the door. Find contact information on all gyms here.

We usually only have one person in the café. Therefore, there is not always time for us to give you a full introduction to climbing. However, the person in the café will be happy to briefly introduce you to the rules of the hall, the difficulty of the boulder problems and the basic info you need before you can start climbing.

If you want a longer introduction, we recommend the free Crash Course. The Crash Course is a 75-minute introduction with everything you need to know to get started. No registration is required, just show up! Find the Crash Course schedule here.

When climbing, it's important that you wear training clothes so you can move freely on the climbing wall. It's also a good idea to bring a warm sweater and a pair of slippers for when you take a break.

In Boulders, all climbing must be done in climbing shoes. You are not allowed to climb in bare feet, socks, regular shoes, indoor shoes or five finger shoes. If you don't have a pair of climbing shoes, you can rent or buy a pair at the reception.Item description

In Boulders you can only be on the climbing walls wearing climbing shoes - no indoor shoes, no Five Fingers, no Approach shoes, no sock feet and no bare feet, only climbing shoes. To give everyone a fair treatment, we don't differentiate between types of shoes, but simply provide a simple guideline: climbing shoes for climbing :) Besides, climbing shoes undoubtedly provide the best experience!

You can rent and buy climbing shoes in the hall!

Our children's classes are for children who want to develop their climbing skills in a safe and fun training environment. The classes follow a fixed season and registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. Participants from previous seasons have priority for re-registration.

Payment:

- Non-members: To be paid in two installments - first installment upon registration, second installment before class start. Non-payment may lead to exclusion.

- Members: Paid in full upon registration. Membership must be active throughout the season or the balance will be charged.

Registration is binding and non-refundable. If a class does not achieve enough registrations, the payment will be refunded.

Read more and sign up here: boulders.dk/boernehold

Yes :) Your children have plenty of opportunities to climb the Boulders. Children up to 4 years old get in free and get free shoe rental, when accompanied by a climbing adult. We have child-specific problems in different levels of difficulty on the children's walls for the little ones. All children up to the age of 12 must be accompanied by an adult when climbing. It is important that parents follow the house rules for safety reasons. Click here to read the rules for children in Boulders.

No, dogs are not allowed inside our facilities for hygiene, allergy sufferers and other guests' comfort.

You are more than welcome to bring a takeaway or order a pizza. We have café areas in all gyms, where you can take a break from climbing.

We say no to taking your coffee and packed lunch out on the mattresses. We like to keep them clean and hygienic instead :)

No, you don't have to pay if you're not climbing. You're welcome to relax in our café, enjoy a coffee and wait in the lounge.

All forgotten items are placed in the forgotten boxes. We have one for every day of the week. Come by the hall within a week and we will check the lost and found for you.

If you can't come by within a week, call us on +45 72 10 00 19 and we'll make sure your things are put aside for you.

Registration for children's classes is on a first-come, first-served basis and is binding and non-refundable. class and registration will be published on this page.

Participants in existing class have first right of refusal for re-registration. Once this period has ended, we will open for registration of new participants, which means that places may be limited. We therefore recommend that you register your child quickly.

If a class does not receive enough registrations, it will be canceled and the full amount will be refunded.

There are children's classes in the following gyms:

Boulders Aarhus Nord
Boulders Aarhus Syd
Boulders Amager
Boulders CPH Sydhavn
Boulders Hvidovre