The Wicklow Way: Wild Running Tours
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Join us on our innaugural Irish running adventure, running Ireland's Wicklow Way, which bisects the national park of the same name, crossing mountains, valleys, rivers and national routes for 65 miles over 3 days.
The route will take us north to south from Marlay Park on the southern outskirts of Dublin, to Tinahely, following the Wicklow Way for three days, with almost 2,500m of ascent.
You can choose how to get to Dublin but we recommend you arrive on Friday night to bed in and sample some of Dublin's nocturnal delights. For the Friday evening you can make your own arrangments or we can book you in to an Air BNB facility in Usher's Quay, where we'll all stay within close proximity, just a five minute walk from the city centre.
There are Ryan Air and Easyjet flights from several airports to Dublin from Bristol, Liverpool, Exeter and London.
Friday August 1st
8pm: Meet in Usher's Quay central Dublin for meal out and perhaps a Guiness in Dublin City Centre. We know a few spots!
Day 1 Saturday August 2nd (toughest day, 26 miles/42k) Marlay Park Dublin to Roundwood
Catch the bus/taxi to Marlay Park. Run from Marlay Park to Roundwood. Dinner at The Coach House. Taxi/bus to Glendalough, where you will stay at the hostel.
Day 2 Sunday August 3rd (18 miles/24k) Roundwood to Glenmalure
Breakfast then taxi to Roundwood. Run Roundwood to Glenmalure. Dinner then bus/taxi back to Glendalough. Stay at Glendalough hostel.
Day 3 Monday August 4th (21 miles/32k) Glenmalure to Tinahely
This day's rote includes 1000m of ascent and two tough climbs with some of the most rewarding views on the Wicklow Way.
Taxi to start at Glenmalure. Run Glenmalure to Tinahely. Taxi/bus to Arklow. Bus back from Arklow to Dublin.
Celibrate with a meal out in the heart of Dublin or head straight to the airport from Arklow.
Bag transfer
We will arrange for a baggage company to take your bags between each location. This is cheap and widely available on the Wicklow Way.
Kit list
Running sack/skin
Snacks
Water bbottle (250/500 mls)
Leggings (enough for s days of running)
Rain proof jacket
Waterproof/resistant trousers
Several pairs ofsocks
Casual/smart clothes
Trail shoes
Blister pack/elastoplasts
Passport (yes you'll probably need it for accommodation/baggage)
Get Tickets
The route will take us north to south from Marlay Park on the southern outskirts of Dublin, to Tinahely, following the Wicklow Way for three days, with almost 2,500m of ascent.
You can choose how to get to Dublin but we recommend you arrive on Friday night to bed in and sample some of Dublin's nocturnal delights. For the Friday evening you can make your own arrangments or we can book you in to an Air BNB facility in Usher's Quay, where we'll all stay within close proximity, just a five minute walk from the city centre.
There are Ryan Air and Easyjet flights from several airports to Dublin from Bristol, Liverpool, Exeter and London.
Friday August 1st
8pm: Meet in Usher's Quay central Dublin for meal out and perhaps a Guiness in Dublin City Centre. We know a few spots!
Day 1 Saturday August 2nd (toughest day, 26 miles/42k) Marlay Park Dublin to Roundwood
Catch the bus/taxi to Marlay Park. Run from Marlay Park to Roundwood. Dinner at The Coach House. Taxi/bus to Glendalough, where you will stay at the hostel.
Day 2 Sunday August 3rd (18 miles/24k) Roundwood to Glenmalure
Breakfast then taxi to Roundwood. Run Roundwood to Glenmalure. Dinner then bus/taxi back to Glendalough. Stay at Glendalough hostel.
Day 3 Monday August 4th (21 miles/32k) Glenmalure to Tinahely
This day's rote includes 1000m of ascent and two tough climbs with some of the most rewarding views on the Wicklow Way.
Taxi to start at Glenmalure. Run Glenmalure to Tinahely. Taxi/bus to Arklow. Bus back from Arklow to Dublin.
Celibrate with a meal out in the heart of Dublin or head straight to the airport from Arklow.
Bag transfer
We will arrange for a baggage company to take your bags between each location. This is cheap and widely available on the Wicklow Way.
Kit list
Running sack/skin
Snacks
Water bbottle (250/500 mls)
Leggings (enough for s days of running)
Rain proof jacket
Waterproof/resistant trousers
Several pairs ofsocks
Casual/smart clothes
Trail shoes
Blister pack/elastoplasts
Passport (yes you'll probably need it for accommodation/baggage)
Get Tickets
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