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Sharpcliffe Rocks

Staffordshire, ENGLAND

Climbs 35 – Rocktype Gritstone – Altitude 320m a.s.l – Faces N

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Guidebooks
Staffordshire Grit - The Roaches (2004)

Climbs at this crag

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 Climb nameGradex
1KaleidoscopeE1 5a **3
2Pieces of EightMVS 4a 2
3DoubloonHVS 5a 2
4KilljoyE2 5b 2
5RavenVS 4b 2
6Blu TacE1 5c 1
7StickyfastHVS 5b 1
8Charlie FarleyVS 4b 4
 Climb nameGradex
9Pufed WheatHVS 5b 2
10Johnson's VileHVS 5a 2
11CabanaVS 4b 2
12KnossosE3 5c *** 
13Special KHVS 4c **1
14Hush PuppyVD 1
15Bowcocks ChimneyVD 1
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it is soon to be blown up with c4 soon to stop all climbers for good !
dave555 ? - 15/May/11

"The Planning Inspectorate have allowed the appeal the Rocks are no longer designated as open access," --- that's not really something to celebrate though. An interesting and tranquil little crag, well worth a visit for enthusiasts. Despite being on private land, it is well away from any tracks, houses, farm buildings etc (although it is in a clay pigeon shooting area - obviously to be avoided if any shooting is going on), and discreet visits are highly unlikely to have any actual detrimental effect on the hall nor it's residents. The odd dab of chalk and quiet clinking of gear pales in comparison to the vast amount of clay pigeon debris and shells that are littered around this otherwise beautiful spot....
Fiend - 15/Aug/08

The Planning Inspectorate have allowed the appeal the Rocks are no longer designated as open access, they are private property and climbing,walking or any access is strictly forbidden. I would be pleased if you will notify your members accordingly.
Cartwright, Sharpcliffe Hall - 16/May/06

Climbing is strictly forbidden on the Rocks, they are private property and have no access from the public highway.
cartwright - 29/Dec/05