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New Dedicated Bouldering Centre Coming to Manchester

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New dedicated bouldeing centre coming to Manchester #1 Rock Over Climbing Ltd is bringing to Manchester City Centre the North West's premier bouldering centre, due to open early 2010.

It will be the largest dedicated bouldering centre this side of the Pennines, with over 250 problems set for all abilities. There will be something for everyone including kids, beginners, everyday climbers and the best climbers in the country. There will also be:

  • Competition wall
  • Training wall and area
  • Café
  • Plenty of off-road parking
  • Changing facilities
  • Bike storage
  • Chill out areas and fantastic atmosphere
  • And much much more..................

For more information log into www.rockoverclimbing.com or email us at info@rockoverclimbing.com

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galpinos
8 Jan, 2010
Will it have ample parking, be near to public transport and have somewhere secure to leave a bike? Any hint at location?
chalkyjim
8 Jan, 2010
looks like it will have all of those.
Dan Lane
8 Jan, 2010
Yeah, where will it be?
Scarab9
8 Jan, 2010
says city centre. am now curious myself! annoyingly this happens just as I leave a job in the city centre for a place in Hale! <grumble>
James Paul Robinson
8 Jan, 2010
did you read the article? •Competition wall •Training wall and area •Café •Plenty of off-road parking •Changing facilities •Bike storage •Chill out areas and fantastic atmosphere •And much much more..................
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