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sophiec723

Nice walk for experienced and no experienced walkers. Went to the top advise walking shoes and you will really enjoy it.

BucksToon

Wonderful, dramatic scenery. Lots of walking, cycling, climbing and hiking opportunities. Sprinkled with cosy country pubs. What's not to like?

MickT145

This is a popular area with walkers and climbers giving spectacular views from the top,there are numerous walks around the area, parking is normally on the side of the road,there are lots of pubs in the area where you can eat following a visit . The roads can be a little tricky in winter times when it has snowed.

475abrahama

Enjoyable, fresh and makes you work hard! Good for the dogs and for famiies - highly recommeded and will be returning next time I am in Leek.

37JOHND

Just returned from a walk along the roaches, with my wife, on what must have been one of the best days of the year to do it. We parked in one of the parking spaces by the side of the road and started by going through an opening and taking the diagonal path up to the climbers hut.From the hut its a relatively short route up some steps cut into the rocks and a short meandering path before the ridge top walk is reached.With not a cloud in the sky the views that opened up before us were absolutely stunning, and seemed to get better as we continued along the ridge, with the panorama from the white trig stone the highest point on the walk stretching through 360 degrees taking in Tiddesworth reservoir, Cloud End,Jodrell Bank telescope, The Tower by the Macclesfield road and lots of other sites that we couldn't recognise. What a great place to sit with a drink of coffee and chocy bar!From the trig point it's a fairly short walk to a road that takes you back to the car or alternatively a path that branches of the road and takes you back through the trees that grow at the base of the rocks.All in all this is a walk that compares favourably to some of the best walks we've done in the Lake District over the years with the advantage that its only a short car ride from where we live.As a small footnote if when you reach the road you cross directly over and continue on the path you will eventually reach Luds Church a natural fissure in the rock that is a place of historical relevance as a place where illegal religeous ceremonies were said to have taken place.

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