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M30 Climbing Wall (ESP)

The installation is housed in a dedicated building solely erected for climbing purposes. It is located close to the Vicente Calderón Stadium, which was included in the context of rehabilitation works for the old M30 highway in Madrid.
The climbing centre is managed by FMM.
The M30 climbing centre surely represents a benchmark when it comes to facilities in the Madrid region. The figures are astonishing; 6000 climbing holds and sections custom built for all levels of climbing including bouldering that stretches for more than 20 meters. So Madrid is well worth visiting if climbing is your game.
Design and innovation

Top30 has seized the opportunity given to use the latest materials and design programs to create an installation in accordance with the latest trends and has endeavoured to take care of the tiniest details and ensure that the facility becomes a great success.
The boulder of more than 20 meters in length was made with 3D Real Rock panels. The climbing wall itself is also more than 20 m wide and can be divided into 3 sections; a fascinating zone for courses and beginners created with 3D Real Rock fiberglass panels. It includes an access ladder to a platform on top.
A training area is designed with light and medium inclinations while the final section is designed for medium to high-level climbing and will require a profound effort to top out.

Technical File

Climbable surface: 460 m2
Height: 7,5 m
Width: 20  m
Panel: Top Wave/3D Real Rock
Number of holds: 6000
Address: Avd. del Manzanares 108
Location: Madrid
Contact: +34 606804296

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