County Wicklowのアクティビティ

“On the scenic route to Dublin and very close to Glendalough. Well worth a visit! ”

“This is a fairly strenuous and tough mountain walk from the Medieval monastery in Glendalough, Co Wicklow, that will take you through a glacial valley, forests, mountain tops and along the upper and lower Glendalough lakes. The full Spinc walk is a 9km loop that can be pretty steep in places depending which direction you go. It’ll take you around 3/4 hours. Glendalough is around an hour’s drive from Dublin so this trail gives you a great sense of being away from it all high in the mountains, without having to drive too far. You can start in the car park beside the Glendalough Medieval Monastic site that’s free, or from the Upper Lake Car Park that cuts out some of the walk that’s chocker full of tourists, but you’ve to pay around €4 to park here. This walk is highly recommended for a good work out and great views. You’ll see glacial valleys with ice carved cliffs, waterfalls, scree slopes and a Miners Village that dates back to the 1800s. There is wooden boardwalk along the boggy section of the trail and also uneven rocky steps down into the Miners Village so bring decent footwear.”

“Powerscourt Waterfall and its surrounding valley are also owned by the Powerscourt estate. At 121 metres, it is the highest waterfall in Ireland. It is 6km from the Main Estate at the foothills of the Wicklow Mountains and is one of Ireland’s most beautiful parklands with well maintained walking trails. The area is full of indigenous and imported flora, including giant redwoods, as well as a wide variety of fauna including deer. There is a playground as well as a kiosk for snacks if you don’t pack a picnic. I would recommend driving if possible as the public transport options are long and winding. ”

“Hiking trails, amazing stunning views, waterfalls, endless landscape, secret corries and forests. Quiet, majestic and thrilling.”

“A glacial valley renowned for an early medieval monastic settlement founded in the 6th century by St. Kevin.”

“Another Gem. eclectic mix of old world and new. one side is an "old mans" pub the other a bohemian arty farty bar. comedy and live bands on stage on most nights. Great for a quiet or noisy pint and they have excellent burgers and fish suppers. not to be missed for the atmosphere alone.”

“20 000 hectares of Wicklow Mountains National Park offer a wide variety of walks from easy to very difficult. The views are spectacular and well worth the visit. ”

“Awesome scenery from the top....a 30 minute steep walk but always the option to take a rest on the way ;-)”

“The food is excellent, there are interesting shops and one of Ireland's top gardens to enjoy.”

“Saturday food market and it’s beautiful gardens, house tours and squirrel scramble zip lining through the tree tops, archery, birds of prey and more...come see the magic of Kilruddery estate”

“The only garden in the country which is FREE. It was donated to the Office of Public Works by Corona North who planted it and designed it on her own. Her husband had to use a hunting horn to call her in from the garden!”

“Historic gaol ( circa 1843) museum as well as a coffee shop in the town of Wicklow. Best interactive gaol experience. ”

“Beautiful location, interesting tour around weaving mill, good food and quality gift shop”