Gyalogtúra, Wicklow területén

Von der Bahnstation in Bray flanieren wir an der Promenade bis zum "Cliff Walk" im Süden. An den Klippen entlang und parallel zur Bahnlinie geht es weiter nach Greystones, wo wir wieder auf den Strand treffen. Danach empfielht sich noch ein Bogen am Hafen entlang zum Bahnhof. An- und Abreise mit der S-Bahn von Dublin (DART). Bray ca. 45 min und Greystones a. 60 min.  

Today’s challenging hike strikes an enjoyable balance between forested trails and mountain footpaths, with spectacular views throughout. Depending on your accommodation arrangement, you may finish in Roundwood or continue towards Lough Dan.  

The final stretch of the Wicklow Way, from Shillelagh to Clonegal, continues to roll over hills, through forests and on minor roads between a green patchwork of fields.

Leave Dublin behind and plunge into the Wicklow Hills, passing forest, open heather, and farmland, with far-reaching views on offer throughout. Finish in the serene village of Enniskerry.

Today’s walk from Laragh to Glenmalure has it all – lakes, waterfalls, dense forests, exposed mountains, and even a 6th-century Monastic Village! Glenmalure marks the halfway point of the Wicklow Way.

this is pretty long , took 14 hours with water depot the previous day to collect enroute. It is a recreation of a walk done by tom Crean in 1912 ,  he made a solo dash for help leaving his two comrades in a tent 33 miles away. If you want to know how tom felt,  this is the walk for you.

After a transfer brings you to Iron Bridge, return to Glenmalure over the undulating and forest-cloaked mountain-slopes of the southern Wicklow Hills.

Today is an easier day, with less ascent and more road-walking, though as you are now in the depths of rural Ireland there are few cars and wonderful views throughout.

Walk from Iron Bridge to Tinahely enjoying a day of change as the forests are replaced with a patchwork of farmland and the mountains with verdant rolling hills.

Today’s challenging hike strikes an enjoyable balance between forested trails and mountain footpaths, with spectacular views throughout. Depending on your accommodation arrangement, you may finish in Roundwood or continue towards Lough Dan.