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Wittenheim. Climb Up Climbing Hall, in Judicial Reformation, Hopes to Climb the Slope

Summary by lalsace.fr
The times are difficult for the climbing halls of the Mulhousian sector. After the closure of the Climbing Mulhouse center, which had the highest wall in France, it is now the Wittenheim room Climb Up that finds itself in difficulty. The group, based in Lyon, was placed, at its request, in judicial reform during a judgment of 28 July last. For the moment, do not worry for the lovers of climbing who can continue to enjoy the walls.
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The times are difficult for the climbing halls of the Mulhousian sector. After the closure of the Climbing Mulhouse center, which had the highest wall in France, it is now the Wittenheim room Climb Up that finds itself in difficulty. The group, based in Lyon, was placed, at its request, in judicial reform during a judgment of 28 July last. For the moment, do not worry for the lovers of climbing who can continue to enjoy the walls.

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lalsace.fr broke the news on Tuesday, August 18, 2026.
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