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By *heXxX OP Woman 4 weeks ago
Dublin |
Hi. I’m looking for some quiet walking or hiking routes within about 80 miles of Dublin (or further). I’m not looking for group hikes, just peaceful, less crowded scenic routes ⛺🥾🔥 Any recommendations? Ideally somewhere quite remote and secluded. I’m really after some peace and quiet away from the crowds 🌲🏕️🐿️🌄🏔️ |
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Ticknock is a nice track up and back to car park and you can have coffee there.
It’s quiet early morning and evenings there.
For further tracks have a look at this link.
https://www.alltrails.com/ireland
Happy trekking! |
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By *acDeMan 4 weeks ago
Castledermot |
If you drive over any of the Gaps there are loads of quiet trails and small inlets to park in, the main ones in Larragh packed but these ones are great, a couple of great ones near Rathdrum also. |
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The Djouce mountain walk is a lovely walk/hike, you can park for free in JB Malone car park and you'll see the signs for it. lovely views of Lough Tay, it's about a 2.5 hour hike and nothing too technical🧗🏻♂️ |
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You could walk the canal walks. Royal canal to Mullingar , and then the Rail trail to Athlone.
Glenmalure, ..or the Wicklow way, starting in Marley park.
Enjoy the walk. And if you need to have a massage afterwards get in touch. |
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Try the HiiKER app, similar to AllTrails.
Both have direction to start point, distance and elevation details and a virtual walk preview feature.
They can be used when walking as a live guide/map to keep you on the correct route.
The Coillte website has a list of forest trails throughout Ireland.
Pick somewhere with a nice place nearby for a quite coffee and a relax after your walk.
Happy hiking.... 🚶🏽♀️ |
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You could try the Vartry Reservoir in Wicklow. There is a carpark before you arrive in Roundwood. Best to go midweek. Walk the upper and lower lakes about 17k 4 to 5 hours get a coffee in Roundwood.
Or drive to Glendalough and walk to miners village over bridge across mountain overlooking upper lake. Mid week |
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