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The Roaches

Visit, Stay & Save Peak District & Derbyshire


The Roaches are situated above Tittesworth Reservoir and Leek in the heart of the Peak District. The rock formation itself rises as high as 1,667 feet.
It is a highly popular area for rock climbers and walkers and at the weekend is very popular and busy.

It has great views and on a clear day you can see as far as Snowdon in Wales.

Directions to the Roaches if you take the A53 road from Leek, Staffordshire towards Buxton.
After 4 miles and about half a mile past the Three Horseshoes pub take a left turn signposted Upper Hulme.
After a hundred metres take the left fork. Follow this road for about one and a half miles. Park in the lay-byes.