climbing walls

CLYMB Abu Dhabi, the new sports and leisure attraction on Yas Island, has been awarded  two Guinness World Record titles for the world’s largest indoor skydiving wind tunnel at 10 metres in diameter and 54.6 metres high, and the world’s…

Walltopia has announced a new partnership for the Korean market with the aim of developing complex active entertainment projects. Zipline Korea is based in Seoul, South Korea and is the largest provider of zip line attractions in the…

On July 5, 2020, at about 3 o’clock at night, an attempt was made to set fire to the headquarters of Walltopia – world leading climbing wall and active entertainment attractions manufacturer, located in Sofia, Bulgaria. The culprits used…

Located down one side of the building that houses CopenHill, Copenhagen, Denmark’s epicenter for urban mountain sport, the climbing wall offers city-dwellers the opportunity to take part in an extreme activity without any significant…

Finnish company Valomotion has released a new interactive AR climbing game, Hullaballoon. A group game that can be played anywhere between 1 to 4 people, players pop, swipe, tap and squeeze the balloons projected onto the wall around them.…

Market-leading recreational climbing specialist Clip ‘n Climb launched a global survey three weeks ago to leisure facility visitors all over the world. The objective was to test feasible solutions to prepare for the re-opening phase and…

New Zealand-based recreational climbing specialist Clip ‘n Climb has revealed its latest initiative to help the industry navigate the crisis: a global survey. In a recent communication, Clip 'n Climb stated that it’s aim is to understand…

Market-leading recreational climbing specialist, Clip ‘n Climb, has revealed the latest addition to its climbing collection with the launch of Prima. Prima offers a new option for existing multi-activity centres or climbing gyms looking…

A brand new climbing attraction is opening in the Midlands, billed as 'the ultimate climbing adventure for all the family', at SnowDome in Tamworth.

Bulgarian climbing wall manufacturer Walltopia has blamed rising prices on increased labour costs and EU regulation.