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Just north of Koblenz lies the Ettringen climbing area. Made up of several old basalt quarries, it is known for climbing through corner cracks and splitter cracks — the perfect place to learn trad climbing!
Wat ga je doen
Je gaat een heerlijk weekend klimmen in Ettringen terwijl je kan ontspannen op ons base camp. Ook krijg je de mogelijkheid de bijbehorende papieren te behalen. Bovenal is het een gezellig weekend met medecursisten en instructeurs!
Fully cared for
From our base camp, we provide a delicious breakfast, lunch, dinner and a spot to pitch a tent. If you don't have a tent, you can rent a pop-up tent from us that we'll set up for you! We also have delicious drinks during an evening of relaxing and chatting with fellow students.

Where are we going
Ettringen, Germany

50.355386, 7.222723
The programme
The course lasts a total of 3 days, with Friday being an arrival day. On Sunday we climb and wrap up. Read the full programme here!

Wel inbegrepen
Not included
Dates & prices
FAQs
Of course! For specific questions or more information, you can always reach us by phone or email.
We are available by phone every working day (9:00–17:00) on 088-12368902
Prefer to send an email? You can reach us at outdoor@climbingnetwork.nl
Depending on the type of bad weather, the course will take place. In case of an occasional shower, you can simply climb. If rain is forecast for the entire weekend, we are forced to reschedule or cancel the weekend.
In that case, be sure to contact us. Then we'll see what's possible.
If there are no options, we must fall back on our cancellation policy.
Yes. You are welcome to visit the campsite where our Base Camp is located from 1:00 p.m.
Please note that the Base Camp is open from 16:00.
Please note that we do not offer discounts for NKBV memberships or external annual climbing passes. However, with a Climbing Network membership, you will receive an exclusive 10% member discount!
There are several reasons for this. We are very aware of how much CO2 emissions we generate by driving our truck to the Ardennes ourselves and having participants travel by car. We already encourage carpooling as much as possible, and we also try to offset our impact by not serving meat, as this too generates a significant amount of CO2 emissions. We climb outdoors in nature, and we want to enjoy that nature for as long as possible!
Additionally, we want to offer food that everyone can eat. Preparing two versions of the same meal is not possible given the size of our Food Truck. So we opt for a meal that everyone can enjoy!
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The gear, rented or arranged