ウィックローのおすすめツーリングルート

ケルトのリングフォートにルーツを持ち、後にフランネルとウールの交易の中心となったアボンモア渓谷を見下ろす歴史的な丘の町。アボンダールハウス（パーネル）に近く、クララ渓谷とウィックローへの玄関口として完璧なロケーションです。

フレンドリーなサービスと、屋内・屋外ともに十分なスペースがあります。

この地点は、谷底から壮大な貯水池の下部へと移行する場所を示しています。ここからは、深い森に縁取られた水面と、そびえ立つダブリン山脈の斜面の広大な景色を眺めることができます。舗装された道があなたを自然の奥深くへと導く、ルート上の戦略的な地点です。

この坂はアッパーリザーバーとミリタリーロードを結んでいます。

このキャッスルケリー、アラゴー、キュナードロードを通るこの区間は、保護されたグレンスモル渓谷と荒々しいウィックロー山脈の開けた平原を結ぶ究極のルートです。サイクリストにとって、これは狭くて本格的なアイルランドの田舎道（Lロード）を登る個性的なルートで、車よりも羊に頻繁に出会うでしょう。

Open face helmet or full face with removable chin, it will get warm.

Russborough House, a jewel in the scenic landscape of County Wicklow, Ireland, is a masterpiece of architectural grandeur and historical significance. This stately mansion, often referred to as the "Plaisir de Chasse," was built in the mid-18th century by Joseph Leeson, the first Earl of Milltown. The house itself is a testament to the Palladian style, characterized by symmetrical design and classical features. As you approach its imposing facade, flanked by pristine lawns and ornate gardens, you can't help but be captivated by its elegance. Russborough House has a storied history, having changed hands several times and been a witness to the shifting tides of Irish history. It became the residence of the renowned art collector Sir Alfred Beit in the 20th century. Today, it stands as a cultural treasure trove, showcasing an impressive art collection that spans centuries and continents. The opulent interiors of Russborough House invite visitors to step back in time. Ornate rooms adorned with period furniture, tapestries, and exquisite artworks provide a glimpse into the lifestyle of Ireland's aristocracy. Surrounded by lush greenery and overlooking the Blessington Lakes, Russborough House is not merely a relic of the past but a living testament to Ireland's artistic and architectural heritage. A visit to this historic estate promises a journey through time, art, and the splendor of Ireland's countryside.

Good cafe stop on the edge of the Wicklow Mountains National Park. It's a good idea to stock up here as there aren't many opportunities once you get into the mountains.