The Great Sugarloaf in Wicklow is an iconic landmark around the Dublin area. The Sugarloaf is visible all the way from Dublin Airport. This is tough and steep climb especially the last section that will have you go on all four to reach the summit and enjoy views! the recently opened…
WARNING: This route is mainly on open mountain and forest tracks. The route is unmarked. Appropriate experience, skills and equipment are required. The route goes through Coillte, National Park and private farmlands. Access to the uplands is dependent upon respect, it is not a right of way. Care should be…
Route proposed by Fred Verdier – Jan 3rd 2017 WARNING: This route is on the open mountain and contains road and river crossings. Much of the route is unmarked with little or no trail to follow. Appropriate experience, skills and equipment are required. Starting from Glendalough’s Monastic site, the route…
Djouce from Deerpark Woods Djouce is one of the most popular climb in the Dublin Wicklow area. The traditional access is at Crone Woods to follow the Wicklow Way. This running/trekking route offers a different option to access the open mountains through fantastic forest trails and views of the Powerscourt…
Crone Woods car park gives access to one of the most popular section of the Wicklow Way. There are a variety of loops available from 8km over Maulin, to 17km to the top of Djouce Mountain an on to the JB Malone Memorial. Views are stunning throughout the routes: Powerscourt Waterfall…
The Wicklow Way is the longest marked trail in Ireland. The Wicklow Way offers a unique journey through Ireland’s most scenic landscape, from the Early Christian Monastery of Glendalough through one of Europe’s most vibrant capital: Dublin! The Wicklow Way is a 129km linear trail and is one of Ireland…
