All Wicklow Mountains trails
34 trails
1Spinc and Glenealo Valley (White Route)Steep steps to cliff-top views over two lakes and a deer-filled valley
2The Wicklow Way130 km one-way across bog, forest and mountain from Dublin to Carlow
3Djouce Mountain from J.B. Malone Car ParkExposed boardwalk climb to a rocky 725 m summit above Lough Tay
4Tonelagee & Lough Ouler TrailHeart-shaped corrie lake, then a boggy climb to a windswept summit
5Spinc and the Wicklow Way (Red Route)Boardwalk cliff path, twin-lake views and a hard 11.5 km mountain loop
6Miners’ Road Walk (Purple Route)Flat lakeshore track through Scots pine to a ruined mining village
7Green Road WalkFlat lakeside boardwalk loop past the round tower and Lower Lake woodland8Spinc Trail (Short Route)Steep climb past Poulanass to a boardwalk high above Upper Lake
9Crone Woods – Maulin Mountain LoopForest tracks climb to Ride Rock views over Powerscourt Waterfall
10Derrybawn Woodland TrailSteep woodland climb, then an 8 km forest-road loop above the two lakes
11Lough Bray LoopTwin corrie lakes, granite crags and wide ridge views on rough ground
12Scarr and Kanturk LoopA 10 km ridge loop above Lough Dan with real navigation demands
13St. Kevin’s WayA full day on flagstoned pilgrim roads, from farmland to monastic ruins
14Mullaghcleevaun LoopBog, a hidden corrie lake and a waterfall finish high above Glenmacnass
15Wicklow Gap to TonelageeShort, steep open-mountain climb to a trig point above Lough Ouler
16Art’s Lough LoopForest zigzags to a peat-dark upland lough, then rough open ground home
17The Miners' WayThree lead-mining valleys linked by a tough 16.9 km upland traverse
18Drumgoff – Kelly’s LoughForest tracks and boardwalks climb to a quiet upland lough19The Spinc and Camaderry LoopBoardwalk cliffs above the lakes, then open ground to Camaderry
20Derrybawn, Cullentragh Mountain, Mullacor, and Lugduff SE Top LoopFour summits, boggy ridges and lake views on a long Glendalough loop
21Poulanass (Pink Route)Short but steep pink loop past a waterfall and plunge pools
22Poulanass and St. Kevin’s CellSteep waterfall climb to a monastic ruin above the Upper Lake
23Woodland Road (Silver Route)Mixed woodland, river path and lake boardwalk on a 4.8 km loop
24Djouce Woods – DeerparkForest roads to dry Paddock Ponds, then wide Deerpark and coast views
25Brockagh MountainSustained climb from Laragh to open heather and broad Glendalough views
26Brockagh Blue LoopEasy 4.5 km forest loop at Brockagh, touching the Wicklow Way27Djouce Woods – Blue LoopEasy 4.6 km forest loop to dry Paddock Ponds with waterfall views
28The Avonmore WayOne honest climb, ridge-road views, then bluebell oakwoods by the river
29Lacken – Mass PathHistoric stone-walled boreen climbing to forest edge and reservoir views
30Ballinafunshogue Walk - Mountain Access TrailSustained forest climb from Glenmalure to the open Mullacor Saddle
31Drumgoff Forest Walk – Carrawaystick Mountain Access RouteSteady forest climb to boardwalk and open upland below Carrawaystick32Crone Woods Mountain Access RouteSteep forest climb to the gate where open mountain begins on Maulin
33Oak Glen Loop TrailShort oak-woodland loop with a quiet riverside track above Glencree
34Shay Elliott Glenmalure – Mountain Access RouteEasy 1.4 km forest link from a high pass to open mountain
The highest, rockiest slopes around here are a summer buffet for grizzly bears.
Wicklow Mountains Tour Guide
Wicklow Mountains, narrated.
Parkwolf is a GPS audio tour guide for Wicklow Mountains National Park. As you drive, it chimes in with what’s ahead: hidden gems, upcoming stops, history, geology, and wildlife, right through your car’s speakers.
Recorded for this place
Glendalough Monastic Site and Lower Lake0:00 / 0:53
“You’re approaching Glendalough’s monastic site, near the Lower Lake. For a quieter corner with beautiful stone carving, seek out Saint Saviour’s Priory, east of the main ruins.”
Plays as you drive up to Glendalough Monastic Site and Visitor Centre in the Parkwolf Wicklow Mountains Tour Guide.
More stories near here in the app
- Glendalough Upper Lake
- Brockagh Mountain
- Wicklow Heather Restaurant
- Why the Military Road Exists
- 55 audio storiesacross Wicklow Mountains’s roads, triggered by GPS as you drive
- Wildlife heatmapsfor Sika Deer, Red Deer, Grey Heron, and 3 more
- Works offlinemaps, 34 trails, 31 places, and audio download before you lose signal
- CarPlay readysimple controls built for the drive
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