County Wicklow

Known as the Garden of Ireland, County Wicklow has a wide variety of flora and fauna throughout the landscape. From mountains to beaches and fields to forests, this is a county definitely worth exploring.

Home to Wicklow Mountains National Park, one of Ireland's six national parks, this is one of Wicklow's many outdoor attractions.

County Wicklow's Outdoor Guide

River Swimming Guide to The Slaney, Baltinglass, Co. Wicklow

With Summer turning into Autumn many people are starting to spend more of their time indoors. Those long Summer nights that we’ve become...

Trail Running Guide to Lough Ouler and Tonelagee

Tonelagee lies deep in the heart of the Wicklow Mountains. The 817m mountain's name derives from the Irish Tóin le Gaoith which means...

Hiking Guide to Lugnaquilla via Fenton’s Pub

Many people have heard of Lugnaquilla, as Leinster's highest peak it’s definitely one to tick off the list. Check out our hiking guide on it

Trail Running Guide to Church Mountain Co. Wicklow

When most people think of ancient religious sites in Wicklow the first thing that springs to mind is Glendalough, an ancient monastic...

West Wicklow Sugarloaf - Lobawn - Pinnacle Trail Running Guide

The west Wicklow Mountains are a beautiful area to explore. The mountains are ideal for hiking and trail running, but bring the proper...

Glendalough Trail Running

Glendalough, County Wicklow is an early Medieval monastic site founded by St. Kevin. From its geological start as a glacial valley to...