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Safety is
the basis of every climb
Safe climbing starts with clear agreements, professional guidance and an environment where trust is key.
Safe climbing starts with people. Our instructors, procedures, and facilities are designed to help everyone climb safely and with confidence.
safe environment
From material, to routes, to talking to each other. Together, we provide a safe climbing environment.
certified
Our instructors are trained, experienced and work according to fixed safety standards.
professional guidance
Clear explanations, space for questions, clear agreements and supervision where necessary. Our team is here for you!
“A safe environment where everyone can climb with confidence.”
Fam. De Jong, Arnhem
Climbing Network Terms and Conditions and House Rules
Here you can find all the conditions and house and safety rules of our climbing and bouldering centers. Here you will also find the general and safety conditions of our Outdoor rock climbing trips and courses.
General Terms and Conditions (until August 1, 2023)
Algemene Voorwaarden Outdoor
Voorwaarden Veiligheid & Risico
Veiligheidsregels Klimmen & Boulderen
Veiligheidsregels Bouldergym Arnhem
Veiligheidsregels Auto Belay klimmen
Safe climbing starts with trust
The sport of climbing and bouldering is fantastic. With the right agreements about handling and behavior, we can all practice our beloved sport safely and respectfully.
FAQs
You can always book one of our introductory lessons to get acquainted with the sport, if you want to do sport climbing independently (with rope) afterwards, you must take a course (see below).
Bouldering is a discipline that you can practice immediately without taking a course. If you want to climb independently at Climbing Network, it is important that you first obtain a climbing skill certificate. On this page you will find more information.
Climbing Network strongly prefers an NKBV climbing certificate, but we also accept similar climbing certificates.
Climbing doesn't come without risks, which is why it's important to follow the safety and house rules. If you do that, climbing is a safe sport.
Draw your comfort zone
out of the wall
Come climb!
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