Programme

Meeting point: 10:00 am at the Lauchernalp cable car valley station. In case of uncertain weather, we’ll notify parents by text message. For questions, call 079 736 82 69. Children can be picked up again at 4:00 pm at the Wiler–Lauchernalp cable car.

Groups:

For safety reasons, each mountain guide can take a maximum of 6 children. The camps run with at least 5 children/teens.

Equipment: climbing shoes if you have them; otherwise, hiking boots. Trainers are not suitable. Helmet (bike helmet) and packed lunch. The camp will provide the rest of the equipment.

Food: Children should bring a packed lunch and plenty of water in a backpack.

Insurance: Participants are responsible for their own insurance. The mountain guides are insured against accidents.

Cost: CHF 80 per child per day (materials included). Payment is collected at the start of the course. The cost for a child attending all three days is CHF 210.

Climbing camps for children aged 7 to 12 and teens aged 13–17 during the summer holidays

"...Climbing is somehow natural — it’s about moving and exploring in nature ..." 

What do
climbing camps offer children?

• Mastering climbing routes builds self-confidence
• Belaying climbing partners helps develop a sense of responsibility.
• Rappelling takes courage and determination
• gain experience independently
• Discover nature 

What goals are we pursuing?

• Give enthusiastic children the chance to climb
• Promoting climbing
• Make experiences in nature possible
• Professionally guided by our experienced mountain guides

All climbing camps are led by local mountain guides. Safety is our top priority.

Benefits and goals of our climbing camp