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View of Lough Tay – View of Lough Tay loop from Ballinastoe Wood

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Ireland
Wicklow

View of Lough Tay – View of Lough Tay loop from Ballinastoe Wood

Moderate

4.7

(45)

148

hikers

View of Lough Tay – View of Lough Tay loop from Ballinastoe Wood

02:17

7.56km

270m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: April 29, 2026

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Wicklow Mountains National Park

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1

3.22 km

Robber's Pass Hill

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Lovely heath landscapes and small lakes.

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2

4.03 km

View of Lough Tay

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The view of Lough Tay is simply stunning, with its deep blue waters contrasting against the surrounding emerald green hills. It's a sight that captivates visitors and photographers, offering a glimpse of the natural beauty of the Wicklow Mountains.

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3

4.06 km

J. B. Malone Memorial Viewpoint

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In addition to the magnificent view of Lough Tay, you will find a memorial stone here that was erected in honor of John James Bernard Malone. Malone was a hiking enthusiast whose idea of a long-distance hiking trail through the Wicklow Mountains ultimately led to the inauguration of the Wicklow Way. Malone was considered the expert for hiking through the national park. In 1966 he carried out the first guided hike in the national park. Without him, the wonderful path in its form might not exist today.

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4

4.11 km

Djouce Boardwalk

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From J. B. Malone Memorial stone, up to the Djouce Peak there is a Board Walk, to avoid compromise the protected natural vegetation and surrounding. Handy to hike on, the Board Walk help to avoid the muddy terrain and large puddles that often form here, all year around. Sometimes the terrain become a kind of swamp. The Board Walk is part of The Wicklow Way and extend forward both the J. B. Malone Memorial stone end Djouce Peak both way.

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4.37 km

View of Lough Tay

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The contrast of the beautiful heath landscapes and the lake are great.

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6

4.47 km

Great heath landscapes and views of the sea

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7

4.48 km

Wicklow Way Boardwalk

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The Wicklow Way is Ireland's oldest national marked route. There are beautiful views along this path.

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8

4.83 km

From the J. B. Malone Memorial stone, up to Djouce Peak there is a Board Walk, to avoid compromising the protected natural vegetation and the surrounding environment. The beginning of the Board Walk is marked by a passage to climb over. The Passage is ideally placed to prevent bicyclists from passing, although by now a side trail has formed that bypasses the obstacle.

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7.56 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

5.49 km

1.99 km

< 100 m

Surfaces

4.09 km

2.22 km

1.16 km

< 100 m

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Sunday 7 June

15°C

8°C

59 %

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