New in the club - FAQ

What do I get as a member?

  • With your adult membership, you get 24/7 access to the club and it’s facilities with your personal electronic key.

  • Access to bouldering, sport climbing and several training tools.

  • Discounts at selected outdoor stores in Aalborg. See here for the list of stores.

  • Free guest climbing in other Danish climbing clubs which are members of Klatring Danmarks guest climber arrangement.

How do I become a member?

  • Click the Klubmodul button in the upper right corner of the website.

  • Create a profile in Klubmodul.

  • Select membership type (adult or child). There is no waiting list!

  • Pay your membership fee and the sign-up fee (400 DKK which includes your electronic key and intro course). Keep in mind that the price depends on what time of the quarter you join—the closer you are to a payment date, the lower the price when you sign up. After that, a fixed membership fee is charged quarterly.

Is participating in any courses mandatory?

  • Yes, the intro course is mandatory when you are new to the club. Returning members can contact our club host for an electronic key.

  • For access to our sport climbing area, you need to participate in and pass a belay course. You can sign up for a belay course in Klubmodul.

Are there training sessions or climbing classes?

  • We have children and junior training classes for children that are members of the club.

  • There is weekly trainings for children aged 8-14 for both beginners and experienced, and for juniors aged 14-18, for both beginners and experienced.

  • Children and junior classes run for half a year with new sessions starting in January and August. You need to enroll for each class after every season.

  • The classes follow Aalborg Municipality’s school holidays.

  • The club does not offer training sessions for adults. However, some club members do provide training by arrangement with the board. Information about this will be posted on Facebook.

Community and club trips

  • All year round we have parties and social gatherings in the club and all members are welcome.

  • Each Spring we arrange a beginners trip where several of the club’s instructors join. The location for the beginners trip is always abroad because there are rocks to climb.

  • During the holiday of the Ascension of Christ (Kristi Himmelfartsferie), the children and junior teams have a climbing trip along with their families.

Family climbing

  • Every Saturday between 9 and 12 AM, Aalborg Klatreklub host family climbing time where we encourage bringing your children with you when climbing.

  • There is no coach, instructor, or training during this period — it is simply a time frame dedicated to families and children to climb together and have fun with climbing.

  • All members are allowed to climb during this time. However, please note that the climbing might need to be adapted, as children may be running around on the mats.

  • No sign-up needed. Just show up and enjoy sharing the climbing experience with your family and children.

Solsikketid or “Sunflower” sessions

  • Every Tuesday between 8:30 and 10:30 AM, Aalborg Klatreklub hosts “sunflower” sessions where we open the club up for children and young adults with hidden and invisible disabilities.

  • During this time, the music is off, and an instructor is available. There are no “fixed” classes - rather it is a chance to experience climbing in a calm and relaxed setting.

  • If it sounds like something you or your child you be interested in, please contact our club host Malte either or mail: driftsleder@aalborgklatrkelub.dk or telephone: (0045) 71791120 Monday to Friday from 8 AM to 3 PM.

  • All members are allowed to climb during this time. However, please be aware there is no music during this time. Additionally, we kindly ask all other climbers to be considerate and mindful during the “sunflower” session.

Our committees

Aalborg Klatreklub prides itself on it’s amazing community. However, it would not be possible without our wonderful volunteers. Do you wich to contribute to the amazing community at Aalborg Klatreklub or prehaps have a fun idea for an event?

  • The coaching committee is resonsible for the training courses available at Aalborg Klatreklub.

  • The instructor committee’s primary aim is organise the courses, offered by the club. The committee is also responsible for the instructors and making sure that there is enough qualified instructors.

  • The route builder committee

  • The tutor committee’s primary aim is to introduce new members to the club. They host the introduction courses, and together with the party committtee, they occasionly host Ladies’ Nights.

    • The comittee consists of 15 tutors who are led by Carolin and a member of the board, Rasmus Bod Olesen.

    • If you are interested in becoming a tutor, contact the committee on mail: intro@aalborgklatreklub.dk or find Carolin or one of the other tutors in the club.

  • The safety committee is responsible to support the safety in the club and the safe use of the autobelay, lift etc. when climbing routes.

  • The party committee is resonsible for Aalborg Klatreklub’s social activities and parties to mantain the club’s amazing community.

  • The sunflower committee

  • The project committe

How does guest climbing work?

  • Our front door is locked, and you can only enter if you are accompanied by a club member or have arranged for a member to let you in.

  • You can read more here.

Practical information

  • There is free parking in front of the club if you remember to register your car’s license plate number at the tablet in the clubs entryway. If you forget, the fine is 895 DKK so remember to register your car.

  • Our address is Annebergvej 55, 9000 Aalborg

  • Contact information: info@aalborgklatreklub.dk
    Phone number: +45 7179 1120 (Mondays to Fridays 8am to 3 pm)

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