Check in
Let reception know it is your first visit, register your entry and complete the required waiver.
HomeFirst visit
Before you visit
Your first visit.
It starts with one climb.
No experience needed. Bring comfortable clothing and a willingness to try. Our reception team will help you get started.
Get your shoes
Shoe rental costs CLP 3,000, charged separately from admission, including on your first visit.
Get to know the gym
Listen to the gym briefing and start with the problems our team recommends.
DSKALA PATAGONIA
Good to know.
What is bouldering?
Climbing without ropes on walls with padded landing areas. Listen to the team’s instructions before starting.
Do I need equipment?
Bring comfortable clothing and water. For open climbing, shoe rental costs CLP 3,000. Shoes are included in coached classes.
Can children visit?
Yes. Ask about kids’ classes and supervision requirements for their visit.
How do I arrange a class?
Message @dskalapatagonia with your experience and whether you prefer a fixed or flexible schedule. The team will confirm availability.
Does my pass include a class?
No. Your pass is for independent climbing. Staff help you understand the space and labels; coached classes are arranged and paid for separately.
Can I bring my pet?
Yes, we are pet friendly. Keep your pet supervised and out of fall zones, and check with the team when you arrive.
ESTUDIANTE → KAGE
One color.
Your next challenge.
From Estudiante to Kage: explore our seven levels and find your starting point.
Explore our grades
PUERTO NATALES · PATAGONIA
See you at the gym.
Prol. Santiago Bueras, HTO 19.
Puerto Natales, Chile.
START → TOP
From the start to the TOP.
Most of our boulder problems are labeled from the starting holds to the finish. Check the markings before you begin.
One mark
At the start, use one limb on this hold: one hand or one foot.
Two marks
At the start, use two limbs on this hold, according to the problem’s starting position.
TOP / Finish
Control the finishing hold steadily with both hands.
Down arrow
Marks holds for downclimbing. These holds are not part of the boulder problem.
Labels help you follow the problem. If a mark or the start is unclear, ask our staff before climbing.