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​The Glen of Imaal is a remote valley in Ireland's Wicklow Mountains, surrounded by peaks like Lugnaquilla, Table Mountain, and Keadeen. Historically, it was the stronghold of the Uí Máil clan during the 7th century. Today, much of the valley is used by the Irish Army as an artillery firing range.

Marking the border between Laois and Offaly counties, the Silver river gorge is a great natural place to explore.

The Scalp is a narrow valley that originated around 12,000 years ago during the last ice age, shaped by glacial forces. The Scalp, is a chasm or cleft situated to the west of the summit, a deep natural gorge with towering and sloping walls on either side. Enormous granite boulders, some weighing several tons, have tumbled down, creating a chaotic jumble of rocks. The surroundings give the impression that these massive rocks are suspended in their descent, posing a constant threat of tumbling onto unsuspecting travelers.

At Barnaslingan Wood, don't miss the breathtaking viewing spot. Gaze southward to the majestic Wicklow Mountains and take in the sweeping vistas across the picturesque valley. It's a perfect vantage point to soak in the beauty of nature's masterpiece.

The Glensoulan Valley on the River Dargle is a wonderful place to hike or cycle. Green fields and dense woodland flank the river as it winds through the mountains. In these landscapes, it's easy to see why Ireland is referred to as the Emerald Isle.

The Glenmalure Valley is one of the longest valleys in Ireland at 20 kilometers. On this path you walk along the edge of the valley and are accompanied by wonderful views.

The wonderful, green Glencree Valley is an absolute highlight of the Wicklow Way and the Wicklow Mountains in general. The valley is traversed by the small, wild river Glencree and in spring, summer and autumn beautiful plants bloom there and speckle the landscape with the most varied of colors.

A lonely path over the Dargle Valley, where the river rushes. Unfortunately, only accessible from the west (ends abprupt on a private property and forces to turn around)