Climbing

One side of CopenHill is used for an extreme activity that completes the mission of doing mountain sports in a big city without any significant altitude

The climbing wall is the tallest in the world at 85 meters tall with a width of 10 meters, offering various obstacles along the way to the top. The climbing wall is designed and decorated to resemble a natural mountain wall with various overhangs and routes to the top.

Grips are mounted, as you know it from "normal" climbing walls. However, that does not mean it will be easy to climb. The routes are designed and evaluated to be of a difficult category, where climbing becomes more difficult the higher you get.

A climbing wall of this height is unique in itself, especially in Denmark, and a multi-pitch certification is required to climb the wall. This means that only experienced and trained climbers are allowed to climb to the top. Children and youths under the age of 18 may only climb multi-pitch on the climbing wall with an experienced adult of 21 years or older - both must be certified.

For more info about the climbing wall, courses and booking visit Blocs & Walls