Hochseilgarten Hasloh

Hochseilgarten Hasloh – Hasloh

Hochseilgarten Hasloh is an outdoor high-ropes course in Hasloh. Hochseilgarten Hasloh lies on Pinneberger Straße in Hasloh. Place type: Sports Centre. Daniel Grosser is named as the owner. It helps to check the address on the profile before you set out. Practical details are easiest to confirm with the venue itself before you make plans around it. Details are limited to what is listed.

About

Hochseilgarten Hasloh

Hochseilgarten Hasloh is an outdoor high-ropes course in Hasloh.

Places to exercise
Sports Centre

Training and facilities at Hochseilgarten Hasloh

Activities

Find your way to train

  • Climbing

Plan your visit

  • Pay per visit
  • Public sessions
Setting
Outdoors
Staffing
Staffed

Coaching & support

  • Introduction session
  • Equipment rental

Suitable for

Adults · Beginners · Children · Families

About · Hochseilgarten Hasloh

Hochseilgarten Hasloh lies on Pinneberger Straße in Hasloh. The venue provides an outdoor setting for climbing, balancing and high-ropes activities.

organisations

  • Daniel GrosserOwnerPrimary

How Hochseilgarten Hasloh compares

How common each feature is among gyms in the same city, or across the country when the city has too few listings.

  • Pay per visit34%

    34% of gyms in Germany

  • Public sessions30%

    30% of gyms in Germany

  • Introduction session16%

    16% of gyms in Germany

  • Equipment rental11%

    11% of gyms in Germany

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