Wicklow Trails
The Wicklow/Dublin uplands are renowned as a spectacular area due to the diversity and quality of its landscape. Throughout this spectacular landscape there are numerous waymarked trails which cater for recreational users of all abilities. To demonstrate just some of what the Wicklow/Dublin uplands has to offer and the range of walking trails available a very small sample of trails are listed below.
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Wicklow Uplands Council board member, Donie Anderson, and his faithful companion Jess, gave a wonderful sheepdog demonstration to the Macgillycuddy Reeks Mountain Access Forum group, who who were in the Wicklow Uplands Region for a two day study visit this week.
Wicklow Uplands Council were delighted to organise and host the second of three upland community groups to visit under the Upland Study Visit Grant Scheme 2018.
The itinerary focused on knowledge sharing, locally led sustainable agri-environment practices, rural enterprises and the management and promoting of recreational use in the region.
Members of the council very much look forward to visiting the Macgillycuddy Reeks next month, to continue the exchange of knowledge and shared learning by seeing first hand, the great work that takes place in Co. Kerry.
The visits, which are taking place nationwide over the coming weeks, are funded through the Upland Study Visit Grant Scheme 2018, an initiative is funded by The Heritage Council in partnership with the Irish Uplands Forum.
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Some photographs capturing members of the Macgillycuddy Reeks Mountain Access Forum, who have been exploring the Wicklow Uplands Region for a two day study visit this week.
Wicklow Uplands Council are delighted to organise and host the second of three upland community groups to visit under the Upland Study Visit Grant Scheme 2018.
The itinerary focuses on knowledge sharing, locally led sustainable agri-environment practices, rural enterprises and the management and promoting of recreational use in the region.
Members of the council very much look forward to visiting the Macgillycuddy Reeks next month, to continue the exchange of knowledge and shared learning by seeing first hand, the great work that takes place in Co. Kerry.
The visits, which are taking place nationwide over the coming weeks, are funded through the Upland Study Visit Grant Scheme 2018, an initiative is funded by The Heritage Council in partnership with the Irish Uplands Forum.
#WicklowUplands #UplandCommunities #UplandPartnershipsSome photographs capturing members of The Macgillycuddy Reeks Mountain Access Forum, who have been exploring the Wicklow Uplands Region for a two day study visit this week.
Wicklow Uplands Council are delighted to organise and host the second of three upland community groups to visit our region under the Upland Study Visit Grant Scheme 2018.
The itinerary focuses on knowledge sharing, locally led sustainable agri-environment practices, rural enterprises and the management and promoting of recreational use in the region.
Members of the council very much look forward to visiting the Macgillycuddy Reeks next month, to continue the exchange of knowledge and shared learning by seeing first hand, the great work that takes place in Co. Kerry.
The visits, which are taking place nationwide over the coming weeks, are funded through the Upland Study Visit Grant Scheme 2018, an initiative is funded by The Heritage Council in partnership with the Irish Uplands Forum.
#WicklowUplands #UplandCommunities #UplandPartnerships
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Some photographs capturing members of The Macgillycuddy Reeks Mountain Access Forum, who have been exploring the Wicklow Uplands Region for a two day study visit this week.
Wicklow Uplands Council are delighted to organise and host the second of three upland community groups to visit our region under the Upland Study Visit Grant Scheme 2018.
The itinerary focuses on knowledge sharing, locally led sustainable agri-environment practices, rural enterprises and the management and promoting of recreational use in the region.
Members of the council very much look forward to visiting the Macgillycuddy Reeks next month, to continue the exchange of knowledge and shared learning by seeing first hand, the great work that takes place in Co. Kerry.
The visits, which are taking place nationwide over the coming weeks, are funded through the Upland Study Visit Grant Scheme 2018, an initiative is funded by The Heritage Council in partnership with the Irish Uplands Forum.
#WicklowUplands #UplandCommunities #UplandPartnerships
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