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発見することがたくさんある、まったく素晴らしい古い修道院複合施設。

古代修道院の遺跡、遊歩道、2つの湖がある広大なエリア。

Did the loop today bottom part was very wet, boggy under foot so make sure you were good footwear. Climb up Djouce was straight forward but the loop was difficult.

A great view overlooking the Glensoulan Valley with the Powerscourt Waterfall in the distance. At 121 m (397 feet) high, the waterfall is the second highest in Ireland. The waterfall is surrounded by Djouce and Maulin mountains which stand proudly in the spectacular landscape.

Nice view (sometimes only on the 3rd attempt did I really get a view) can also be very windy with rain from the site

Glendalough, a stunning glacial valley in County Wicklow, is famous for its historical monastic site founded by St. Kevin in the 6th century, featuring a well-preserved round tower and several churches. The valley is also known for its natural beauty, with two lakes and scenic walking trails like the Spinc and Miner’s Village offering spectacular views. Visitors can explore the Glendalough Visitor Centre, enjoy nearby accommodations, and take in the peaceful atmosphere of this historic and picturesque location.

Balinastoe Forest up to Djouce

Particularly steep part of the Maulin Ascent(/Descent) from Powerscourt Bridge thats characterised by Zig-Zagging steps. Beautiful views and requires good fitness (or plenty of breaks to enjoy the views). The river/bridge at the bottom is beautiful, and the views from the top and higher are breathtaking, over Djouce Mountain, War Hill and the upper Powerscourt/Dargle River Valley.