ウィックローの絶景の山頂・トップ20

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

925m high mountain with great views of Ireland (climb not easy)

Djouce Peak in the Wicklow Mountains offers stunning panoramic views, making it a popular hiking destination for outdoor enthusiasts.

Beautiful views of the Wicklow Mountains region and valley. Plus, the stone on the rock is a cool photo spot!

Perched atop Church Mountain, you find yourself in a place where the beauty of the Irish landscape unfolds in panoramic splendor. This elevated vantage point, offers breathtaking views that stretch far and wide, allowing you to soak in the essence of the Wicklow Mountains and beyond. As you ascend to the summit, the gentle breeze carries with it a sense of tranquility, making it an ideal spot for contemplation and connection with nature. The undulating hills, carpeted with vibrant greenery, create a patchwork quilt that seems to stretch to the horizon. To the east, the landscape unfolds dramatically, revealing the shimmering waters of Blessington Lake and the verdant expanses of County Wicklow. In the distance, the outlines of Dublin and its coastal areas come into view, providing a captivating contrast to the serene countryside.

Kippure, a commanding presence in the northern reaches of Ireland's Wicklow Mountain range, stands tall at an impressive elevation of 757 meters. This lofty peak not only marks the boundary between Counties Dublin and Wicklow but also serves as a beacon for nature enthusiasts and hikers seeking an escape into the untamed beauty of the Irish landscape. Reaching the summit of Kippure is a truly exhilarating experience, providing a vantage point that extends far beyond the mountain itself. On a clear day, the Dublin skyline comes into view, and the vast expanse of the Irish Sea glistens in the distance. The rugged charm of Kippure and its surroundings make it a haven for those who seek solace in the embrace of nature, away from the hustle and bustle of urban life.

The final summit before the gradual descent towards Glendalough

SAFETY NOTE The classic loop route to Lugnaquilla that starts at the Glen of Imaal crosses the Glen of Imaal firing range in two places known as Route 1 and Route 2. Do not continue if you see red flags or flashing red lights anywhere. Plan ahead by checking the Irish Defence Forces website for the schedule: www.military.ie/en/public-information/glen-of-imaal-walking-route-closures/ You can also call the Army Information range at the Glen of Imaal on 045-404653. Also do not stray from the designated path in view of any unexploded ordnance that may be laying about. ...apart from that enjoy your hike!