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Roaches Lower Tier  Staffordshire, ENGLAND
Climbs 319 – Rocktype Gritstone – Altitude 410m a.s.l – Faces SW
Crag features
Magnificent imposing buttresses of superb natural grit up to 30m high. Shaded in summer, but slow to dry and green early in the year. 'Must do' routes include the astounding Valkrie (VS 4c), the delectable Elegy (E2 5c) and the immaculate The Swan (E3 5c). Slab and crystal lovers will be sated with a unique collection of desperate routes, the hardest of which is Doug (E8 6c). Some of the best bouldering on grit can be found both in the woods and on the spring boulders
Route grades and numbers (especially bouldering) are based on BMC The Staffordshire Gritstone Guide (2003)
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Guidebooks
Peak District: Bouldering (2011), Western Grit (2009), Staffordshire Gritstone, The Roaches (2009), Peak District : Climbing (2008), Staffordshire Grit - The Roaches (2004), Peak District: Bouldering (2004), On Peak Rock (2003),
Out of print: Western Grit (2003), Peak Bouldering - Fax09 (1998), Bouldering in the Peak District Vol 1 (1994)
Climbs at this crag
* Climbs listed in red are waiting to be checked by a crag moderator, and may not be accurate.
Awesome Walls Climbing Centre Stoke
Stoke-on-Trent, STOKE-ON-TRENT
Dedicated centre. "Awesome Walls Stoke is another excellent addition to the Awesome Walls Family.
We have a very modern and bright climbing centre that hosts everything that you would expect.
From delicate..."
www.awesomewalls.co.uk
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Access notes
Very limited parking below the crag. There is a park and ride from Tittesworth Reservoir, off the A53 Buxton to Leek road (SK 993601), weekends only, May to September. Obvious track leads to the Lower Tier. Upper Tier is above (!), The Skyline the northward (left) continuation of the Upper Tier.
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