Wicklow Way Six Day Hike
Your Walking Holiday Includes:
- Five nights’ in charming en-suite guesthouses.
- Private transfer to your first guesthouse.
- Breakfast each morning.
- Packed lunch for each day's hike.
- We can cater for all dietary requirements
- Luggage transfers each day.
- Any transfers required during each days hike
- Use of cell phone with the best coverage.
- Our latest waterproof walking notes
- Detailed walking maps.
- Use of walking poles if required
- Private transfer on the final day to train
- Recommendations on the best places to visit.
- Our full backup and support during your hike
Wicklow Way Six Day Itineary
We’ll meet you at Dublin airport and bring you down to Wicklow and your first night’s accommodation. Enniskerry is a charming little village and is home to Powerscourt House and Gardens, considered one of Europe’s finest house and gardens. A gentle walk to Knocksink forest should help warm you up for the first stage of the Wicklow Way tomorrow. There is a good choice of pubs and restaurants in the village.
Today’s walk (19km, 600m ascent) will delight the senses with breathtaking views of North Wicklow. Ascending over Crone Mountain you descend into the “secret valley” before skirting Djouce and White Hill with its delightful views over Lough Tay. Tonight we stay near Roundwood, a charming village with a great selection of places to eat and drink. Today’s walk should take about five hours including stops.
Today’s walk is 10km, 250m ascent. After breakfast you begin to make your way towards Glendalough. After an hour from your guesthouse we start to ascend Paddock Hill and are treated to a stunning view over Laragh and towards Glendalough. Traversing the base of Brockagh we arrive in Glendalough. Our accommodation here tonight is uniquely located. It is very peaceful and you really feel in the heart of the Wicklow Mountains. Glendalough has an upper and lower lake and the upper lake has a spiritual quality that is appreciated by many visitors. The walk from Roundwood takes about 3 hours leaving you with plenty of time to enjoy the scenic surroundings, the visitors centre, take a stroll along the lower lake or head up to Laragh’s craft shops and great pub. There are plenty of places to dine in the area.
Glendalough is the jewel of wicklow and today’s walk (17km, 350m ascent) lets us take in all its majesty. This circular route allows you to enjoy dramatic views of the whole valley as it winds its way through the national park. You will spend this night in Glendalough.
Todays walk is 14km with 450m ascent. You can give yourself a little extra time to explore the valley before pushing on to Glenmalure, the destination for day five. Glenmalure valley is about 4 hours walk from Glendalough. Ascending from the Upper Lake each step rewards you with tremendous views. Looking back you really sense the beauty of the Wicklow Mountains. Our climb takes us along Derrybawn and on up to Mullacor, before descending into the forest that surrounds the Glenmalure valley. Glenmalure is perfectly isolated and a great place to star gaze in absolute quiet on a clear night.
Take your time after breakfast to further explore the Glenmalure Valley. We havea morning walk (11km, 300m ascent) starting at the guesthouse. Whenever you wish, we will come and collect you and bring you to Rathdrum train station where you can take the train north back towards Dublin or south towards Rosslare or Wexford.
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The price of the Six Day Wicklow Way Walking Holiday is 755€ per person sharing.
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Wicklow Way Six Days: Enniskerry to Glenmalure and the Lakes
What's Included
Wicklow Way Walking Holidays
- Five nights’ accommodation with private bathroom in charming guesthouses along the Wicklow Way
- Private transfer from either Dublin Airport or Dublin City Centre to your first guesthouse.
- Breakfast each morning.
- Packed lunch for each day's hike.
- We can cater for many dietary requirements (eg. vegetarian, vegan, gluten free, no meat, no dairy).
- Luggage transfer between your guesthouse each day.
- Any pickups or transfers required during each days hike (eg. poor weather, tiredness or injury).
- Use of cell phone with the best coverage on the Wicklow Way to contact us at any time.
- A set of our latest waterproof walking notes for your route.
- Detailed walking maps.
- Use of walking poles if required
- Private transfer on the final day from your guesthouse to Rathdrum train station for scenic train to Dublin.
- Recommendations on the best places to visit, eat and drink each day along the Wicklow Way.
- Our full backup and support during your walking holiday.
- GPS tracker available if required
Itineary of the Wicklow Way Six Day Walking Holiday
We’ll meet you at Dublin airport and bring you down to Wicklow and your first night’s accommodation. Enniskerry is a charming little village and is home to Powerscourt House and Gardens, considered one of Europe’s finest house and gardens. A gentle walk to Knocksink forest should help warm you up for the first stage of the Wicklow Way tomorrow. There is a good choice of pubs and restaurants in the village.
The following day begins the Wicklow way proper. Today’s walk will delight the senses with breathtaking views of North Wicklow. Ascending over Crone Mountain you descend into the “secret valley” before skirting Djouce and White Hill with its delightful views over Lough Tay. Tonight we stay near Roundwood, a charming village with a great selection of places to eat and drink. Today’s walk should take about five hours including stops.
After breakfast you begin to make your way towards Glendalough. After an hour from your guesthouse we start to ascend Paddock Hill and are treated to a stunning view over Laragh and towards Glendalough. Traversing the base of Brockagh we arrive in Glendalough. Our accommodation here tonight is uniquely located. It is very peaceful and you really feel in the heart of the Wicklow Mountains. Glendalough has an upper and lower lake and the upper lake has a spiritual quality that is appreciated by many visitors. The walk from Roundwood takes about 3 hours leaving you with plenty of time to enjoy the scenic surroundings, the visitors centre, take a stroll along the lower lake or head up to Laragh’s craft shops and great pub. There are plenty of places to dine in the area.
Glendalough is the jewel of wicklow and today’s walk lets us take in all its majesty. This circular route allows you to enjoy dramatic views of the whole valley as it winds its way through the national park. You will spend this night in Glendalough.
You can give yourself more time to explore the valley before pushing on to Glenmalure, the destination for day five. Glenmalure valley is about 4 hours walk from Glendalough. Ascending from the Upper Lake each step rewards you with tremendous views. Looking back you really sense the beauty of the Wicklow Mountains. Our climb takes us along Derrybawn and on up to Mullacor, before descending into the forest that surrounds the Glenmalure valley. Glenmalure is perfectly isolated and a great place to star gaze in absolute quiet on a clear night.
Take your time after breakfast to further explore the Glenmalure Valley. We have designed a short half day walk starting at the guesthouse. Whenever you wish, we will come and collect you and bring you to Rathdrum train station where you can take the train north back towards Dublin or south towards Rosslare or Wexford.
Check Our Wicklow Way Walking Holiday Availability
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Official Member of Failte Ireland