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the path up to the tower is nit paved, but the gravel is ok fir a road bike going slowly, good views

Carrickgollogan Hill is a nature lover's paradise waiting to be explored. 🌳 Managed by Coillte, Ireland's state forestry agency, this lush forest boasts a variety of walking trails suitable for all levels of outdoor enthusiasts. 🚶‍♂️🌿 The forest's diverse ecosystem provides a habitat for an array of wildlife, making it a haven for birdwatchers and nature photographers alike. 🦉

Fantastic view from the top of Carrickgollogon Hill. A reasonable climb on tight packed gravel, but it's worth the effort, as the views of the Wicklow Mountains and Dublin are well worth it.

The Ballycorus Leadmine area holds a secret waiting to be explored – a disused tunnel that harkens back to its mining days. Though time has left only a small section. Venturing into this tunnel offers a glimpse into history, but it's wise to proceed with caution due to the presence of brambles at some access points. With careful steps, it could lead to a fascinating diversion, adding an extra layer of intrigue to your woodland exploration.

Ballychorus Leadmine Tower, is a fascinating historical site. It stands as a testament to Ireland's mining heritage, specifically the lead mining industry. The tower, was once part of a complex lead mining operation. Its construction dates back to the 1800s when lead was a valuable resource and mining played a pivotal role in local economies. The tower itself served as a furnace, where lead ore was processed and smelted to extract the valuable metal. Nestled within the Ballycorus region, the tower is surrounded by the enchanting beauty of nature, creating a striking contrast between the historic industrial structure and the serene landscape.

Ballycorus Leadmines Chimney is a former leadmine and smelting works situated in Carrickgollogan Woods. Here you can enjoy fantastic views north to Dublin city and to the seaside suburb of Dun Laoghaire and beyond.

From the top of Carrickgollogon Hill you can enjoy superb views south and west to the Wicklow Hills and mountains, north over Dublin City, and east toward the Killiney Coast and out to the Irish Sea.

Disused tunnel from the Ballychorus Leadmine. Small section remains, fairly hidden in the woods. Access points can have brambles, so some care is needed, but can be an interesting diversion.