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Wicklow Way

Wicklow Way

A self-guided walking holiday through the fine valleys, mountains and farmland of the 'Garden of Ireland'.

4 to 6 nights
33-52 miles
Moderate

From £490 per person

About the trail

The Wicklow Way offers magnificent scenery as it journeys among the mountains, lakes, glacial valleys, forests and farmland that have led to County Wicklow becoming known as ‘the Garden of Ireland.’ Beginning in the capital city of Dublin – a UNESCO City of Literature – and ending in County Wicklow, the walk enjoys far-reaching views from atop mountain viewpoints, as well as calm valleys and impressive waterfalls.

There are plenty of villages and towns to explore as well, each rich in Irish history and culture, adding to the magic and serenity of this fantastic walking trail. 

Routes on this trail

Wicklow Way Highlights

Wicklow Way Highlights

6 nights
52 miles
Moderate
From £690 per person
A scenic walk from Dublin to Laragh/Glendalough along the splendid landscape of the Wicklow Way.Find Out More
Wicklow Way Short Break

Wicklow Way Short Break

4 nights
33 miles
Moderate
From £490 per person
A short walking holiday from Dublin to Laragh through the Garden of Ireland.Find Out More

Customer reviews from the Wicklow Way

“Overall we had an excellent hike with great weather. Thank you very much for putting it together.”
Mr Piattelli, USA
“Everything very well organized and in time.”
Mr Revuelto, Spain
“It was a quick holiday but had plenty to offer.”
Mr Williams, USA
“As usual this was a very well-organized trip and the accommodation standard was very good. The accommodation, notes and maps were all a high standard and the taxis that were organized at various places all worked just fine. I regularly recommend Contours to anyone looking at this type of walking trip.”
Ms Andrews, Canada
"On Djouce Mountain" by Jodi Greenspan (2019)
"View of Dublin" by Desmond Maltby (2018)
"Curtlestown Wood" by Sheila Maltby (2018)
"Background Ruins at Glendalough" by Mark Williams (2018)
"Church Ruins at Glendalough" by Mark Williams (2018)
"Overlooking the Lough on the Way to Glendalough" by Mark Williams (2018)
"Statue at Powerscourt Gardens, Enniskerry" by Mark Williams (2018)
"The High Route skirting Djouce Mountain" by Mark Williams (2018)
"Duelling Tombstones at Glendalough" by Mark Williams (2018)
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