CLIMB UP! - Kletterwelten

CLIMB UP! - Kletterwelten is a German operator of outdoor climbing parks (Kletterparks) located in the Berlin-Brandenburg region. The company runs three climbing parks, in Strausberg, Klaistow and Hennigsdorf, each built as an extensive forest climbing area with courses at various heights and difficulty levels. According to the company's own website, the parks cover up to 70,000 square metres each, with more than 120 climbing exercises per site and zip lines up to 200 metres long. The offering is positioned around outdoor activity, nature and shared achievement, and is marketed to families, school groups, kindergartens and companies looking for team events or staff outings. Alongside the main climbing forests, CLIMB UP! operates three thematic KIDS-Parks, each with at least 65 exercises, designed for children from the age of three. These are themed around dinosaur, fantasy and jungle worlds. At the Strausberg location the company also operates the 'Bergwelt', described on its website as a climbing landscape with via ferrata routes, caves, a waterfall and a summit cross, which it presents as unique in Europe. The parks also offer dedicated celebration huts for children's birthdays, discounted group rates for school classes and kindergarten groups, and corporate event packages. The business is a private German civil-law partnership (GbR). The imprint on the company's website identifies the company as 'CLIMB UP! - Kletterwelten ® Steve Piering & Frank Schreiber GbR', with its registered seat and postal address at Sport- und Erholungspark 32, 15344 Strausberg. The partners are Steve Piering, a qualified business economist (Dipl.-Kfm. (FH)), and Frank Schreiber. Steve Piering is also named as the person responsible for content on the website. The company's VAT identification number is DE247118944. CLIMB UP! positions itself as a regional leisure and adventure provider rather than a national chain, with all three locations serving the Berlin and Brandenburg catchment area. Its communications emphasise accessibility for different age groups, from small children in the KIDS-Parks to adults on the full climbing courses, and the combination of physical activity with a natural forest setting. The company also addresses practical visitor concerns, for example publishing guidance on the oak processionary moth, noting that the issue is largely irrelevant at Strausberg and Klaistow due to low oak density and only sporadic in Hennigsdorf, where affected nests are consistently removed.

CLIMB UP! - Kletterwelten is a German climbing park operator based in Strausberg, Brandenburg, in the Berlin-Brandenburg region. The company is registered as a civil-law partnership (GbR) under the name 'CLIMB UP! - Kletterwelten ® Steve Piering & Frank Schreiber GbR', with its seat and postal address at Sport- und Erholungspark 32, 15344 Strausberg. The partners are Steve Piering, a qualified business economist (Dipl.-Kfm. (FH)), and Frank Schreiber; Steve Piering is also named as the person responsible for the website's content. The company's VAT identification number is DE247118944. The business operates three outdoor climbing parks in the Berlin-Brandenburg area: Strausberg, Klaistow and Hennigsdorf. Each park is built as a forest climbing area with courses at various heights and difficulty levels. According to the company's website, the parks extend over up to 70,000 square metres each, with more than 120 climbing exercises per site and zip lines up to 200 metres long. The parks are marketed for family outings, school trips and team events, combining physical activity with a natural forest setting. In addition to the main climbing forests, CLIMB UP! operates three thematic KIDS-Parks, each with at least 65 exercises, aimed at children from the age of three. The KIDS-Parks are themed around dinosaur, fantasy and jungle worlds. At the Strausberg site, the company also operates the 'Bergwelt', a climbing landscape featuring via ferrata routes, caves, a waterfall and a summit cross, which the company describes as unique in Europe. The company offers additional services around its core climbing activities. Dedicated celebration huts are available for children's birthday parties, school classes and kindergarten groups climb at discounted group rates, and companies can book team events and staff outings. The website also addresses visitor concerns about the oak processionary moth, stating that the issue is practically irrelevant at Strausberg and Klaistow due to very low oak density, and that in Hennigsdorf, where oak density is high, infestations occur only sporadically and affected nests are consistently removed. As of the available evidence, CLIMB UP! remains an active, privately held regional operator. No founding year, acquisition history, or expansion beyond the three Berlin-Brandenburg locations is documented in the supplied sources.

Regional outdoor adventure and climbing park operator for families, schools and companies in Berlin-Brandenburg.

• Kletterpark Strausberg

  Outdoor forest climbing park in Strausberg, Brandenburg, with courses at various heights and difficulty levels, more than 120 climbing exercises and zip lines up to 200 metres; also home to the Bergwelt climbing landscape.

• Kletterpark Klaistow

  Outdoor forest climbing park in Klaistow with courses at various heights and difficulty levels, more than 120 climbing exercises and zip lines up to 200 metres.

• Kletterpark Hennigsdorf

  Outdoor forest climbing park in Hennigsdorf with courses at various heights and difficulty levels, more than 120 climbing exercises and zip lines up to 200 metres.

• KIDS-Parks

  Three thematic children's climbing parks, each with at least 65 exercises, for children from age 3, themed around dinosaur, fantasy and jungle worlds.

• Bergwelt

  A climbing landscape at Strausberg with via ferrata routes, caves, a waterfall and a summit cross, described by the company as unique in Europe.

1. 1Kletterparks Berlin-Brandenburg: Kletterwald, KIDS-Park & Bergwelt - CLIMB UP!climbup.de
2. 2IMPRESSUM - CLIMB UP!climbup.de
3. 3CLIMB UP! - Kletterwelten - Wikidatawikidata.org