ウィックローマウンテン国立公園の天然記念物・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)

A beautiful cascade, Poulanass takes its name from the Irish Poll an Eas: hole of the waterfall. Runners on the Wicklow Way and the Spinc Trail will find it hard not to stop and admire the falls. However, in ascent, you might be glad of the chance to rest for a moment.

The beautiful waterfall attracts many people. The path is beautifully laid out and can be easily managed even by inexperienced walkers

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!

Gleann Dá Loch, nestled along the Wicklow Way, is a captivating valley that enchants hikers with its pristine beauty. The name itself, translating to "Valley of the Two Lakes" in Irish, hints at the scenic wonders that unfold within this natural haven. As you traverse the Wicklow Way through Gleann Dá Loch, the landscape transitions between lush greenery, rolling hills, and the serene presence of two shimmering lakes. The trail meanders through this picturesque valley, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and the reflective waters below.

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!