Klimmerei bouldering hall

Vorarlberg’s first bouldering park in Bürs near Bludenz: daily 6.00–22.00 with app access, around 40 new problems set regularly, kids’ area – day pass €14.80, children €9.80.

all year 👨‍👩‍👧 Family friendly 🌧️ Also in bad weather

The Klimmerei in Bürs, just beyond Bludenz at the entrance to the valley, is a pure bouldering hall – you climb without a rope at jumping-off height above thick mats. The operator calls it Vorarlberg’s first bouldering park: several sectors with walls of different angles, a 40 m² training board with dense hold coverage, a power corner with rings, hangboard and kettlebells, plus a separate children’s area; around 40 problems are reset regularly, so it never gets boring. There are dedicated sessions for 5- to 13-year-olds, and at weekends in bad weather the small bistro is staffed.

The access system is what makes it special: the hall is open daily from 6.00 to 22.00 and you enter with an online ticket, the app or a chip subscription via QR code at the scanner – the desk is not always staffed. A day pass costs €14.80 for adults, €13.80 from age 15, €9.80 for 6- to 14-year-olds, the family ticket €37; members of the Alpine Club and Naturfreunde pay less. From St. Gallenkirch you drive about 30 minutes along the L188 to Bürs (address Quadrella 10) – our recommendation for rainy days, ideally combined with a stroll through Bludenz.

🧭 Route description

Quadrella 10, Bürs: about 30 minutes from St. Gallenkirch on the L188 towards Bludenz; parking in front of the hall. By train to Bludenz, then bus.

💡 Tips & refreshments

Buy your ticket online beforehand, then entry works even without staff. Bring climbing shoes and chalk or hire them on site; small children only on the mats under supervision.

🕒 Opening hours

Daily 6.00–22.00 with online ticket, app or chip subscription (as of 2026)

💶 Prices

Day pass €14.80 adults, €13.80 from 15 yrs, €9.80 children 6–14, family ticket €37; 11-visit block €148; discount for Alpine Club/Naturfreunde members (as of 2026)

Emergency: Alpine rescue 140 · Euro emergency 112 · Ambulance 144
All information without guarantee. Please check weather, opening hours and cable car operating times before setting off. Alpine tours require personal responsibility, suitable equipment and experience.

Last updated: 13 Sep 2026

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