Please note that the hall is unsupervised, so prior knowledge of climbing and belaying is required.
If you are interested in a climbing course or would like to refresh your knowledge, please contact our mountain guide Sven Schärer. Alpine Dream / info@alpinedream.ch / +41 79 560 02 69
The climbing hall is open during business hours. You can also hire equipment during these hours or by arrangement. This includes harness, rope and fins. If you buy a climbing subscription, you can also use the hall outside opening hours.
Subscriptions can be ordered by e-mail or in our shop. For further information: info@grossen-sport.ch or 033 675 00 16.
Every person climbs at his or her own risk. The owner of the climbing hall declines all liability.
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Arrival at Kandersteg stationSouth of the Lötschberg, north of the Kander Valley. For this point between Brig (38 min.) and Bern (61 min.), an hourly train service is in operation but thanks to its station buffet, this is an ideal meeting point for many tours.
The climbing hall is right next to the station.
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Recommendations nearby
Easy circular hike in the valley plain, partially along the Kander river, to Eggeschwand.
Mountain hiking trail from Chüeweid to Ronewald. Unique, panoramic mountain trail high above the Kandertal valley;
Winter walk route on the valley floor of Kandersteg. From the train station, follow the tracks in the direction of Wallis to the Kander.
Hardly has one left the village when the sledding fun begins
Climbing hall Kandersteg
3718 Kandersetg
Bern
+41 33 675 00 16 https://www.grossensport.ch/de/Willkommen E-mail: info@grossen-sport.ch
Hardly has one left the village when the sledding fun begins
Winter walk route on the valley floor of Kandersteg. From the train station, follow the tracks in the direction of Wallis to the Kander.
Mountain hiking trail from Chüeweid to Ronewald. Unique, panoramic mountain trail high above the Kandertal valley;
The path partly runs along the tracks but also goes up over the railway line, offering impressive views of the Kander Valley from there.
This pre-Alpine high-altitude trail is one of the most popular hiking routes in the Bernese Oberland—and it’s no wonder, since the meadows along ...

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