NUM's directory maps 12 climbing spots in Berlin — a flak tower, a cone and a tower in the Mauerpark, plus the big indoor halls for when it rains.
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Magic Mountain Kletterhalle — A large indoor hall in Wedding with rope routes and bouldering. The dependable choice in winter or on a wet day. (52.5488, 13.3819) · Directions ↗The nearest real rock to Berlin is the sandstone of Saxon Switzerland, south-east of Dresden, and its rules surprise climbers from elsewhere. Chalk is banned, metal protection such as nuts and cams must not be placed in the rock, and knotted slings are used instead. Climbing on wet sandstone is also forbidden, because the rock loses strength when damp; after rain you wait. Grades use the Saxon scale in Roman numerals. If you plan to climb there, go with someone who knows the area or hire a guide.
NUM's directory maps 12 climbing walls, towers and halls in Berlin with coordinates.
Yes, on artificial structures such as the Humboldthain flak tower, the Mauerpark tower and Der Kegel in Friedrichshain. There is no natural rock in the city.
No. Chalk is banned on the sandstone, as are metal nuts and cams, and climbing on wet rock is forbidden.
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