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Boulder
ing

This accessible sport takes place on a climbing wall of about 4 metres high, with thick crash mats underneath.

Book your climbing session
  • Pricefrom €14
  • Climbing shoes€4.50 to rent
  • 10-visit card€125

In the hall

What you
will find.

With more than 1000 m² of climbing elements, the bouldering hall is right away the biggest in Belgium.

  • 200+ climbing routes

  • New routes every week, built by our route setters

  • Interactive climbing wall (Valoclimb)

  • Moonboard climbing wall

  • Toplogger app

  • Big fans

  • Slackline

  • Toroz training area

  • Cosy bar with snacks after bouldering

Prices

Price
Climbing session (day pass)€14
Climbing shoe rental€4.50
10-visit card€125
  • Memberships at the desk
  • Boulder Academy

Bouldering has no off-peak or peak hours: one price, all day.

Opening hours

Monday10:00 – 23:00
Tuesday10:00 – 23:00
Wednesday10:00 – 23:00
Thursday10:00 – 23:00
Friday10:00 – 23:00
Saturday10:00 – 19:00
Sunday10:00 – 19:00

New routes every Monday!

Built by our route setters

Climbing shoes

Rent shoes
at the bar.

Climbing shoes can be rented at the Ter Eiken bar on:

Monday to Friday
from 16:00 until midnight
Saturday and Sunday
10:00 – 19:00

Climbing shoe rental: €4.50

How to start

This is how you
climb a route.

  1. Step 1Choose a route: it always consists of holds in the same colour.
  2. Step 2Place your hands and feet on the start holds, marked with a round coloured card that shows the difficulty of the route.
  3. Step 3Climb up using the holds that have the same colour as the start hold.
  4. Step 4Touch the top hold with both hands.
  5. Step 5Climb back down; you may use all holds.
The Level Up bouldering hall with a big climbing block

Choosing your level

The round coloured cards under the start holds show the difficulty.

  • Kids
  • Beginner4 – 5A
  • Advanced5B – 5C
  • Hero6A – 6B
  • Expert6C – 7A
  • Pro7B – …

House rules

Boulder
safely.

Read our house rules before booking.

General

  • Scan your access ticket on arrival and departure.
  • Familiarise yourself with our terms and conditions.
  • Boulder safely, responsibly and keep it tidy.
  • Level Up is not liable for loss or theft in and around the buildings.

Check your age

  • For children under 12 you have to provide supervision yourself.
  • From the age of 12 bouldering on your own is allowed.

Boulder safely and responsibly

For your own safety and that of others

  • Do not climb above or below each other.
  • Use the marked climbing zone to climb.
  • Stay in the safety zone if you are a spectator (lines on the crash mats).
  • Do not walk under the bouldering wall and do not sit on the mat unnecessarily.
  • Do not leave clothes, phones or drinking bottles near the wall.
  • Climb with climbing shoes or gym slippers, never in socks or barefoot.
  • No alcohol or other intoxicating substances before or during sport.

To prevent injuries

  • Warm up your neck, fingers, wrists, elbows, shoulders, knees and ankles before climbing.
  • Start with the easier routes and gradually increase the difficulty during the session.
  • Try to avoid jumping off and use the down-climbing holds.
  • Wearing jewellery is strongly discouraged.

When falling

  • Absorb the fall with your legs (bend your knees).
  • Do not try to hold on with your arms.
  • Roll through if possible.

Keep it clean and tidy

  • Use the storage spaces at the entrance to store your things.
  • Leave your chalk bag on the floor and go easy on the chalk.
  • Use liquid chalk where possible.
  • No glassware or crockery in the bouldering area.
  • Always put your waste in the bin.
Want lessons?Learn to climb
with guidance.
Sign up for the introductory lessons or the lesson series of the Boulder Academy!To the Boulder Academy

Ready to
climb?

Book your climbing sessionWith a group? Check out the packages.

Frequently asked questions

Good to
know.

Another question? Email edegem@levelup.be or call 03 457 42 47.

Choose your day and time online. Bouldering has no off-peak or peak hours: one price, all day.

Yes, at Level Up you wear climbing shoes in the climbing hall. You can rent them at the Ter Eiken bar during the bar's opening hours: Monday to Friday from 16:00 to 00:00 and at the weekend from 10:00 to 19:00. You can also buy chalk for your hands. Then you are ready to try 200+ climbing routes. Good luck!

Yes you can! Let us know by e-mail what changes: the time, the number of people or the day. Send an e-mail to edegem@levelup.be.

It can get quite warm in the hall at times, especially in the summer months. That is why we provide giant fans. Feel free to move them to wherever you like in the hall.

Climbing a short route on a real or artificial rock close to the ground, without a rope or any other form of protection, apart from a crash mat.

In the bouldering hall you will find about 200 boulder routes in different colours. A boulder route is built with holds of one colour. The idea is that you only use these holds when climbing the route. You may also use the wall, for example to make an intermediate step on friction. We regularly replace part of the routes.

The round coloured cards under the start holds show the difficulty level. They range from Level Kids (orange cards) to Level 8B (black cards). Every boulder starts on one or two hand holds. These start holds are marked with the round coloured cards. You must start with your hands on these marked holds (or hold). Then you lift both feet off the ground. After that you start climbing the boulder.

The last hold of the boulder route: you have to touch and/or hold this hold with two hands for two seconds. Did you manage? Then you have topped the boulder!

Jumping off and falling happens constantly in bouldering. Being able to fall well is just as important as being able to boulder well. Make sure you master the right technique and practise regularly!

You can buy your membership at the entrance desk.

During the week a supervisor is present in the hall from 16:00. At the weekend from 10:00 to 18:00. During the holidays a hall supervisor is present from 10:00 to 18:00.

Every first Thursday of the month we organise introductory lessons. Why? For your safety it is important to take certain rules into account. When a hall supervisor is present, you can come and climb and ask for help with your first steps in the bouldering hall. For the kids? We recommend that an adult comes along to guide you.

You can always climb in the hall for as long as you like during opening hours.