バートリー貯水池下部のおすすめランニングルート

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.

The Vartry Upper Reservoir, located near Roundwood in County Wicklow, is part of a significant water supply system that serves Dublin city. Completed in 1923, it has a capacity of 5.6 billion litres and a maximum depth of 13.4 metres. The reservoir is surrounded by nearly 20 km of walking trails, offering scenic views of the surrounding mountains and diverse wildlife.

Vartry Reservoir, situated near Roundwood in County Wicklow, Ireland, serves as a vital water source for Dublin city. The area features nearly 20 km of walking trails around the reservoirs, offering opportunities to observe diverse wildlife, flora, and mountain views.

Balinastoe Forest up to Djouce

The grass beach at Vartry Reservoir offers a unique and serene setting for relaxation and picnics. With its lush greenery and tranquil atmosphere, it's the perfect spot to unwind and enjoy the beauty of nature by the water's edge.

Vartry Reservoir is a nice natural oasis nestled within the Wicklow Mountains. With its tranquil waters, lush surroundings, and scenic trails, it's the perfect destination for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Whether you're hiking, birdwatching, or simply enjoying a leisurely stroll, Vartry Reservoir offers a peaceful retreat amidst breathtaking landscapes.

The Vartry Reservoir Lower Draw Tower, completed in 1868, stands as a testament to Victorian engineering ingenuity. This stone-built valve tower, nestled on the reservoir's edge, facilitates the extraction of water through underground pipes. Its rustic charm, marked by granite quoins and a crenellated parapet, adds to the allure of the landscape. The Lower Draw Tower offers a glimpse into the reservoir's operational history while enhancing the scenic vista.

A lot of tourists here...