Indoor Climbing: The Top List

Published on 10 May 2026 by Manuela Zennaro

In this mini-guide, we’ve compiled a list of the best places in Trentino-Alto Adige for indoor climbing—even with kids—or, more specifically, for bouldering. Bouldering is a form of rock climbing that originated in the 1970s. The boulders can be natural outdoor formations or artificial indoor structures. The name comes from the English word “boulder,” which refers to a rock of varying sizes that offers climbable surfaces. In Trentino, there are beautiful, well-maintained spots where you can learn, practice, and have fun!

TRENTINO

INFINITY BOULDER – Mattarello, Trento

It offers over 1,200 m² of climbing space with more than 220 boulders of varying difficulty levels, dedicated training areas, classes for adults and children, a yoga studio, and a bar area for relaxation. All the details HERE.

SANBAPOLIS – Trento

It features over 2,300 m² of climbable space, including rope climbing walls, a bouldering area, and a speed wall, offering routes suitable for both beginners and experienced climbers. Find all the details HERE.

ARENA BOULDER – Arco

A special place where climbing brings the family together: Arena Boulder, an indoor climbing gym designed for everyone! There are 430 square meters of climbing surface, a board that can be tilted from 30° to 60° with interactive LED lights, a space for endurance circuits, and a full-fledged training area. There’s also a colorful kids’ area, designed for children up to seven years old, where they can start exploring the vertical world… through play. All the info HERE.

ARCOCLIMBING – ARCO

The facility offers spacious areas dedicated to bouldering and lead climbing, with routes of varying difficulty levels, a fully equipped training area, and courses taught by certified instructors. All the info HERE.

CAMPFOUR BOULDER – PIETRAMURATA

A climbing gym specializing in bouldering, it offers over 500 m² of climbing space with more than 180 boulders spread across 8 sectors of varying difficulty, suitable for both beginners and experienced climbers. The facility also offers courses for children, teens, and adults. All the info HERE.

BLOCK 3 – ROVERETO

The facility features approximately 360 m² of climbing space with boulders of varying difficulty levels, as well as a large training area equipped with a MoonBoard, spray wall, balance beam, and specialized athletic training equipment. All the details HERE.

SOUTH TYROL

SALEWA CUBE – BOLZANO

Salewa. Cube Indoor Climbing Gym Opening. May 13, 2011 © Claudia Ziegler

One of Italy’s largest and most modern indoor climbing gyms offers over 180 climbing routes and a large bouldering area, with routes for all skill levels, from beginners to experienced climbers. Find all the details HERE.

CLIMBING HALL – APPIANO

It features a wall up to about 8.5 meters high with about 30 routes of varying difficulty, a bouldering area, a training zone, and courses for children, teens, and adults. All the info HERE.

VERTIKALE – BRESSANONE

A modern climbing center with over 1,900 m² of climbing space, featuring walls up to 19 meters high, more than 220 climbing routes, a large bouldering area, and dedicated training zones. With routes for all skill levels, classes for adults and children, and welcoming spaces like the on-site café, it’s a go-to destination for beginners and experts alike. Find all the details HERE.

CLIMBING CENTER – BRUNICO

It offers approximately 2,500 m² of climbing space, including indoor and outdoor walls, a large bouldering area, routes for all skill levels, and dedicated training areas. All the details HERE.

You might also be interested in outdoor climbing or via ferrata—check them out HERE.