With a afternoon of climbing open to the public, the town hall of Ansoain today inaugurated the Climbing wall expansion installed inside the Municipal pediment. Thanks to this expansion, the Ansoáin climbing wall positions itself as the largest and most modern among the municipal climbing walls of Navarre.
The expansion of the climbing wall, proposed by the Ansoáin Climbing Schoolwas the winning initiative of the last edition of the participatory budgetsThe work, carried out during the second half of July, resulted in a new climbing area Built from birch wood, which stands out for its innovative and versatile designand this allows both an initiation to climbing and improvement.
The new structure has dimensions of 12.70 meters wide and a maximum height of 12 meters, covering a total area of 180.70 m². This extension includes a platform for practicing maneuvers, an area for climbing on ropes and a crossing area in block or without rope at the base of the structure. With this intervention, the municipal climbing wall of Ansoáin now adds 50 climbing routes of different levels for all audiences.
He total cost of works amounted to €50,820. In her speech, Mayor Marta Díez highlighted the importance of participatory budgets to identify and execute the initiatives most requested by citizens and local groups.
After the official inauguration, dozens of federates were able to enjoy the installation in a popular climbing meeting place with live music.
Climbing in Ansoáin
The Ansoáin climbing school has seen significant growth following the expansion of the climbing wall. Previously staffed by 60 people, the school now has more than 100 membersThe Town Hall, in collaboration with the school, offers climbing lessons for all agesin addition to having training groups.
