By province
Best-equipped towns
- Anseremme 23
- Brumagne 13
- Comblain-la-Tour 9
- Méry 7
- Thon 6
- Sy 6
- Lompret 6
- Marche-les-Dames 6
- Falmignoul 5
- Landelies 4
- Furfooz 4
- Rivière 4
- Ôneux 4
- Bomal 3
- Olloy-sur-Viroin 3
- Dorinne 3
- Dourbes 3
- Flémalle-Haute 3
- Stembert 2
- Born 2
- Namêche 2
- Esneux 2
- Émael 1
- Ozo 1
- Chanxhe 1
- Awirs 1
- Moha 1
- Spontin 1
- Pepinster 1
- Aisne 1
Country-specific rules
In Wallonia, the Club Alpin Belge manages around twenty rock massifs. Access to some, such as Freyr, is restricted to members of an alpine club or climbing federation: find out before you go.
Good to know
- Wear a helmet, at the foot of the crag as well as on the route: rockfall is the main hazard outdoors.
- Before every climb, do a buddy check: tie-in knot, harness, belay device and locked karabiner.
- Buy the crag's guidebook: sales often pay for route upkeep and bolting.
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FAQ
How many climbing crags are there in Belgium?
Oukonjou lists 138 free-access ones, in 40 towns.
Where are the most climbing crags in Belgium?
The best-equipped towns are Anseremme (23), Brumagne (13) and Comblain-la-Tour (9).
How do I find the nearest climbing crag?
Open the map, pick “Climbing crags” and tap “Near me”: the list sorts by distance. Your position stays in your browser.
Do I need to book or pay?
No. The climbing crags listed here are reported as free access: free of charge and no booking, within the rules posted on site (hours, age, sharing).
Data updated on November 6, 2026