The 6a Plus project in Winterthur, Switzerland opened in 2014. This climbing gym spans 1,978 square meters (21,291 square feet) of climbing surface, featuring a variety of rope and boulder walls. These walls cater to climbers of all skill levels, providing a comprehensive climbing experience.

The gym regularly updates its diverse climbing routes to ensure variety and challenges for climbers. The facility includes sections for both beginners and advanced climbers, with routes that vary in difficulty. The rope walls are designed for traditional climbing, while the boulder walls offer a different type of challenge with shorter, more intense climbs.

Additionally, the facility hosts climbing courses, training sessions, and other events. It is a hub for learning and improvement in the climbing community. The climbing courses at 6a Plus include basic training for beginners. These courses cover the essentials of climbing and belaying. Furthermore, 6a Plus organizes various events and competitions throughout the year, further enriching the climbing community’s experience.

The architectural design of 6a Plus integrates modern aesthetics with functional spaces. The materials used in construction are chosen for their durability and safety, ensuring the facility remains in top condition over time.

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