Climbing
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- Indoor climbing in the evening in Zermatt
Indoor climbing in the evening in Zermatt
Zermattper person
from CHF 86.70
- Guided climbing weekend in Champéry
Guided climbing weekend in Champéry
Champéryper person
from CHF 680
- Climbing course for beginners in the climbing park in Chur Rhine Valley
Climbing course for beginners in the climbing park in Chur Rhine Valley
Churper person
from CHF 224
- Summer climbing school for families in Adelboden 2 afternoons
Summer climbing school for families in Adelboden 2 afternoons
Adelbodenper person
from CHF 250
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- Indoor climbing at CERVO in Zermatt
- Alpine climbing at the Colorado Garden in Crans-Montana
- Sparrhorn Ridge Climbing Tour for Beginners from Belalp
- Grisighorn South Ridge Climbing Route from Belalp
- Custom Climbing Day for Small Groups in Valais
- Climbing fun for families in Andermatt, Sedrun or Disentis
- Climbing Fun Igniu for Beginners in Surrein
- Climbing fun at Grep Casti in Siat near Ilanz
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Frequently asked questions
Climbing · answered by our editorial team
What equipment do I need for climbing?
The basic equipment includes:
- climbing helmet
- harness
- webbing sling
- climbing shoes
- climbing gloves
- HMS carabiner
- belay device
What are the levels of difficulty for climbing according to the SAC scale?
The difficulty levels for climbing start at T3. T1 concerns hiking, T2 demanding mountain hiking.
- T3 (mountain tour): Here most of the tour is considerably steep. The mountain paths are often not developed and some segments contain climbing aids with wire ropes, chains and footholds. Sturdy mountain boots are an absolute must here.
- T4 (Difficult Mountain Tour): Mountaineering over high alpine terrain is classified as T4. Technical installations in the form of wire ropes, stirrups or chains as technical installations are no longer present here.
- T5 (Very difficult mountaineering): Tours over very steep rock, vertical sections are also already present. There are no markings, the climber must find the right way himself and be able to estimate. This also applies to climbing over obscure rock and steep grass terrain
- T6 (Extremely difficult mountain tour): In this category there are almost pure climbing tours, hardly any mountain tours. Continuous steep rock passages are very typical. A rope belay is very strongly recommended in this category. Many years of experience in alpine climbing is a prerequisite for this category with the highest demands. In addition to mountain boots with stiff soles, a rockfall helmet and basic equipment for rope belaying are part of the equipment.
What are the requirements to be able to climb?
A good physical condition and absolute freedom from vertigo are very important prerequisites. In addition, you should never go climbing alone, but at least with another climber who can secure you. You will get a good training in guided climbing tours. Never disregard the learned rules due to time constraints