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The Wicklow Way Map amp Guide
Clonegal to Dublin (South To North)
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Cordee Code: | CWI225 |
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Page Size: | 148 x 210 mm |
No of Pages: | 40 |
Publisher: | Eastwest Mapping |
ISBN13: | 9781899815364 |
Published Date: | March 2016 |
Edition: | 2016 1st edition |
Binding: | Paperback |
Illustrations: | colour photos and maps |
Weight: | 100g |
Product Type: | Map and Guide |
Countries: | Ireland |
The Wicklow Way is one of the longest established and most popular walking routes in Ireland. The route traverses many wooded glens along the eastern flank of the Dublin & Wicklow hills with distant views of the Irish Sea. Dublin city to Clonegal in Co.Carlow: 132 kilometres. Total ascent of 3500 metres.
This guidebook provides all you need to walk The Wicklow Way. The maps & text are arranged to suit those walking from Clonegal towards Dublin. See the other publication The Wicklow Way if walking Dublin towards Clonegal. The definitive map guide comprises of a detailed 40 page booklet with full colour 1/50000 scale strip maps packaged in plastic wallet. Information on local and natural history, routefinding and services.
There is a bus service that connects the railway station at Rathdrum (Dublin Rosslare line) to Laragh, Glenmalure & Tinahely.
This guidebook provides all you need to walk The Wicklow Way. The maps & text are arranged to suit those walking from Clonegal towards Dublin. See the other publication The Wicklow Way if walking Dublin towards Clonegal. The definitive map guide comprises of a detailed 40 page booklet with full colour 1/50000 scale strip maps packaged in plastic wallet. Information on local and natural history, routefinding and services.
There is a bus service that connects the railway station at Rathdrum (Dublin Rosslare line) to Laragh, Glenmalure & Tinahely.