A universal, searchable database of climbing venues — with links to the sources, a history of changes and live filters.
Opening hours, prices and rules are out in the open — but they sit scattered across dozens of fan pages, PDFs and club websites. Who has the time to gather that in one place? We do it for you: we read it and we tidy it up.
Climbing gym websites, registers and listings — gathered in one place.
Opening hours, prices and facilities pulled out of the text of the page.
Free text normalised into the same fields for every single venue.
The data lands in an interactive search on the map.
All of this is public information. The problem is where it sits and how long it takes to find.
Climbing gyms in Poland, Czechia, Slovakia, the United States, Germany, Switzerland, Italy and France is an interactive map that helps you find a climbing gym in your city or region. We have collected 441 climbing gyms in 299 cities — with opening hours, climbing type (bouldering or rope), pet access and accepted sports cards.
Pick a country, region or city, click a climbing gym and you immediately know whether it is open and what it offers.
Names, addresses, opening hours and climbing type are confirmed at the source. Two things are an assumption, because climbing gyms usually do not publish them: pet access (you can send us a correction) and sports cards (we show the set typically accepted in Poland). Some climbing gyms publish no hours at all — those are marked “Hours unknown” rather than shown as closed. If your trip depends on any of this, call the climbing gym.
The map works and it is public. Below is what we are doing now and what we plan — without dates we cannot keep.
441 climbing gyms in 299 cities across 8 countries, each with its own page: hours, climbing type, address and directions. Names, addresses and hours are confirmed at the source; a climbing gym that publishes no hours is marked “hours unknown”, not “closed”.
A list sorted by distance from you, with “12 km away” on the card. Location already works for “Directions” — it needs wiring into the list.
Voivodeships, Czech regions, US and German states as pages of their own — the missing link between a whole country and a single city, and a way into the small towns that today have a single link pointing at them.
A second kind of place on the same map: location, difficulty, approach and season. Not a second map and not a second site — one more category to filter alongside bouldering and rope.
The same data core in a mobile app — the database and the logic have been written from the start so they can move across without a rewrite.
There is no company behind this map — it is written and kept up to date after hours. If it saved you a phone call or an evening of digging, you can now chip in on Patronite.
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