Twee kinderen klimmen op het Pico Parcours bij Klimrijk Brabant

Come climb on the Junior Course

The Junior Course is specially designed for small children from 1.00 to 1.30 meters. The course offers an accessible, safe, and playful first introduction to climbing, full of fun obstacles and small challenges at their own level.

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Participation & tickets

Included in:
🟩Day pass Junior Adventure

↕️from 1.00 to 1.30 m |⏳ 1.5 hours

Discover the routes

Discover the three unique routes with 25 different obstacles, including the cableway and zipline! The climbing program lasts 1.5 hours. After an instruction, the children can try the three routes as often as they want.

Route 6 - Climbing

Difficulty: ⭐
Height: 2 meters

Route 6 of the Junior Course is perfect to start with. The route contains many different obstacles, so children can get to know all forms of climbing and scrambling in a fun way.

Route 7 - Balancing

Difficulty: ⭐⭐
Height: 2 meters

Route 7 of the Junior Course is all about finding your balance. Children climb on this route from high to low and from left to right.

Route 8 - Bridges

Difficulty: ⭐⭐
Height: 2 meters

Route 8 of the Junior Course contains various bridges in all shapes and sizes. A fun challenge for children to overcome.

Good to know

Access
When you reserve a Day Pass Junior Adventure, you choose a time slot. This time slot is only valid for the Junior Course. You are welcome at Klimrijk Brabant all day and, in addition to climbing, you can boulder unlimited, climb in Nets Adventure, and play in the extensive playground. This can be both before and after your adventure on the Junior Course.
Safety
The Junior Course is accessible for children from 1.00 meter tall. Is your child taller than 1.30m? Then he/she may climb on the large Climbing Course. The climbing program lasts 1.5 hours, including a short instruction. Children are secured and assisted by qualified instructors who walk around the climbing forest. It is possible for parents to walk alongside the course and maintain contact with their children. Wearing a helmet is mandatory when climbing.