WICKLOW WALKS:

County Wicklow is blessed with some of Ireland’s most beautiful landscapes from coastal beaches and cliffs to hills and mountains. It is no wonder that it is also one of Ireland’s best Walking destinations. Browse walks by time, location, theme, difficulty and length, etc…

WICKLOW WALKS LIST (with downloadable maps):

Browse through more than 50 trails in Wicklow. Choose by length, location, type, theme, difficulty, etc… There is a walk in Wicklow to suit any level or difficulty.

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THE WICKLOW WAY

The Wicklow Way is Ireland’s longest linear walk and runs for 130 km through the mountains and hills of Wicklow. Find here the various stages with downloadable and printable maps:

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WALKING GUIDES & TOURS

Walking in Wicklow can be further enjoyed with the help of experienced professionals. Browse here a list of guides, walking companies and services

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GLENDALOUGH WALKS

The Glendalough Valley offers a variety of marked trails through Wicklow National Park. Enjoy stunning views over glaciar valleys, the two lakes and the monastic site. Connect here with the Wicklow Way

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TINAHELY WALKERS WELCOME

Enjoy the various loop trails along the rolling hills of South Wicklow. Connect here with the Wicklow Way

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COILLTE FOREST WALKS

Wicklow is home of the largest forest land in Ireland and offers a fantastic walks to a great variety of woodland areas:

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Visit Wicklow

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Have you ever visited Glendalough? Make 2020 the year to see this magical place! More - bit.ly/ExploreGlendalough

The most famous of all the landmarks in Glendalough is the Round Tower which stands 33 metres tall. It was built almost 1000 years ago by the monks of St. Kevin’s monastery.

Thanks to Robert for this wonderful photo:
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Have you ever visited Glendalough? Make 2020 the year to see this magical place! More - http://bit.ly/ExploreGlendalough

The most famous of all the landmarks in Glendalough is the Round Tower which stands 33 metres tall. It was built almost 1000 years ago by the monks of St. Kevin’s monastery.

Thanks to Robert for this wonderful photo:
https://instagram.com/ojrobert (IG)

#BackToWicklow

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Iain Johnston

We were there in August of 2017. It is a beautiful, magical place for sure. We hiked the Spinc Trail and the views were amazing. Would highly recommend a visit to Glendalough.

Every year for about the last 10 years. This year sadly it will depend on quarantine 😪

Saw it last October for the first time. Good timing, I'd say.

Walked the upper lake loop today with my five year old for the first time, and two other kids and 80 year old mother in law! I was last down the zig zags...

Yes!! Absolutely magical place!❤❤❤With love from NYC

Have been there the Mountains 🏔 lakes to the beautiful waterfalls along the trail are just breathtaking such a beautiful place to visit very relaxing just taking in everthing

2015 and 2018! From Nebraska

Glendalough is beautiful ,love all of County Wicklow xx

Yes visit many times it's a very beautiful place to visit quiet enjoyed it

One of my favourite places....🇮🇪☘️💚

Beautiful place

Thankyou Joyce Lee💚💚💚

Beautiful picture it really is a magical place

Was there today! Spectacular views!

Yes,in 2016. It is a beautiful, fantastic place !!

Beautiful. One of my favourite places.

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3 days ago

Have you visited the fascinating Cistercian ruins of Baltinglass Abbey? Get a real glimpse into Wicklow's ancient past, in a beautiful location along the banks of the River Slaney 💚

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Máirt Hanley.. unusual angles here

5 days ago

Our Little Hiker & Co. have been out exploring some #Wicklow hidden gems, stamping their #WicklowPassport along the way!

Have you picked up your Free Wicklow Passport yet? Full details - bit.ly/WicklowPassport

Start your Stamping Journey through Wicklow today! Collect 15 or more stamps and become a 'Wicklow Ambassador' and receive a certificate and lovely neck warmer 🙂 ... See MoreSee Less