Bouldering and Climbing with Kids
From soft play zones to World Cup-worthy climbing walls – in the Kinderregion, kids lace up their climbing shoes and scale their way into adventure.
Read moreClimbing over chaos: Got a little one bursting with energy? In the Kinderregion, all that get-up-and-go gets redirected vertically. Even two-year-olds can scale bouldering walls, crawl through cave tunnels, or hang upside down on traverses.
While the big kids brave free-fall elements in the ropes course or test their skills on a World Cup-worthy climbing wall, little monkeys conquer play towers, mini grottos, and colorful holds. And because parents deserve a breather too, many spots offer cafés, playgrounds, and drop-off classes to keep everyone happy.
Schlieren


Boulderlounge Schlieren
At Zurich’s largest bouldering lounge, little ones learn to climb through play. While the older kids explore on their own, parents unwind with coffee and cake in the cozy lounge.
Schlieren
Baden


Bouba Boulder Gym
The former Ferro Areal was transformed into a paradise for climbing fans: pros, beginners, adults and kids refine their climbing skills on 200 boulders.
Baden
Zurich


Minimum Boulder Gym
On 1,000+ square meters of space, kids 3.5 and up tackle changing bouldering challenges or try climbing for the first time. The bistro offers warm, organic meals with fresh, seasonal ingredients.
Zurich
Schlieren


Gaswerk Climbing Center
Three locations, endless holds, and fun for all ages: The cutting-edge gyms in Schlieren, Greifensee, and Wädenswil feature 2,000+ routes and a wide range of courses.
Schlieren
Näfels


Boulder Gym and Climing Center lintharena
Two climbing gyms challenge both beginners and pros. In spring, the action moves outside to the climbing wall, which stays open through fall.
Näfels
Greifensee


Climing Center Milandia
In Greifensee, kids, beginners, and pros climb over 300 boulder problems and 250 rope routes up to 40 feet high, indoors and out. The bistro is the perfect spot for a break in between.
Greifensee
Baar


Boulderbaar
Mini caves, slides, and classes for kids 5 and up: In this spacious 1,750-square-meter hall, children can climb the bouldering walls or play freely in their dedicated area.
Baar
Bassersdorf


Grindelboulder
Climb sideways, scale upwards, and hang upside down: in two heated halls, families explore four caves, conquer 45° overhangs, and challenge themselves on Switzerland’s longest traverse.
Bassersdorf
Winterthur


Kletterhalle 6a Plus
Little ones aim high: At the 6a plus gym, kids as young as 2 can climb with a parent on belay. Older climbers push their limits on 24,000 square feet of wall space and in the rope park with a 55-foot freefall.
Winterthur
Ibach


Boulder Gym Spinnerei Indoor
Old walls, new adventures: In the historic spinning mill, energetic little explorers dart through the bouldering gym with 120 routes or explore the indoor playground featuring a volcano and rope bridges.
Ibach
Morschach


Kletterwand im Superdome
At Swiss Holiday Park’s indoor activity park, kids don’t just jump on trampolines and explore virtual worlds – they also climb. Seven routes soar up to 11 meters, promising plenty of adventure.
Morschach
Matt


Boulder Gym Sports Hostel HängeMatt
From easy holds to tough moves: 250 m² of bouldering action in Glarus South. Indoors, varied and reset often, with a self-service café and a playroom for spectators.
Matt