Third section of the Wicklow Way

The third section of the Wicklow Way is comprised of the route from Glencree to Lough Tay. This route is graded to be moderate as far as difficulty is concerned in traversing it. This walking route stretches to a distance of about nine and a half kilometres. The highest point you are likely to reach on this trail will be no more than four hundred metres high. Average walkers can expect to complete this route in about a little more than four hours. This path can be muddy and wet at places so be careful. Be especially wary of the boardwalk on this route since it is very slippery when wet. There are many exciting places to visit on this walking route. The beautiful and charming village of Enniskerry is located close to this path. You can choose to explore the enchanting beauty of the glen of Cookstown and the Glencullen River. There are many pleasant walks to be had in the woods around Enniskerry. If you are interested in enjoying the sight of rare Irish species of plants and animals, be sure to pay a visit to the Leafed National Reserve in Knocksink wood near Enniskerry. The highest waterfall in Ireland, the Powerscourt Waterfall, is also situated nearby.  The Powerscourt Estate and Gardens is a splendid tourist attraction with an excellent variety of gardens where you can stroll away the afternoon. You can also enjoy a nice shopping experience as well as an exhibition in the delightful Palladian House.

January 8th, 2007 admin
Entry Filed under: Hiking Places to Visit Travel & Tourism Walking Wicklow