Pocket Topoguide Cicerone with detailed maps for hiking on the long hiking trail Wicklow Way.

Topoguide (in English) of the Cicerone Editor.
The Wicklow Way Was The First Long-Distance Walking Trail to Be Establish in Ireland. Coming in at 130km (81 miles), The Road Traverses The County of Wicklow, from Marlay Park on the Outskirts of Dublin to Clonegal, Just over the County Border in Neighbouring Carlow, and Can Be ComforTably Completed in a Week. The Guide Also Details Several Adjacent Trails That Can Be InterChanged With The Main Road, And Short Detours Off-Road (Also Described) Lead to Welcoming Villages Offering Accommodation and A Range of Other Facilities.

-mce-fragment="1"> The road is presented in Seven Internships, Each With An Overview Followed by Clear Road Description and Mapping. THERE ARE ELEVATION PROFILES AND NOTES ON LOCAL POINTS OF INTEREST. In Addition to Background Information About The County's History, Geology, Plants and Wildlife, You Will Find All The Information You Need to Walk The Road, with Helpful Advice on Transport, Accommodation and Kit. Accommodation Listings, Useful Contacts and a Glossary of Irish Place-Names Can Be Found in The Appendices.

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Wicklow is a County of Varied Landscapes: Mountains and Sweeping Uplands Offer Extensive Views, Whereeas Other Stages Take You Through Glens and Past Scenic Lakes. The Area is Rich in Both Culture and History, with the Ancient Monastic City at Glendalough has special highlight. And of course, there are Characterful Villages and Pubs Where You Can Experience True Irish Hospitality. The Wicklow Way Has Plenty To Commend It And Is A Great Way to Explore This Wonderful County.