If you would like to know what is happening in the Wicklow Uplands or become informed on issues affecting the area and how Wicklow Uplands Council is helping to address these issues, please explore our site.
Wicklow Uplands Council is an independent, voluntary organisation which represents the shared interests of over 50 member groups and individuals. It takes a partnership approach to sustainable development and promotes projects which bring value to people who live and work in the uplands area and those who use it for recreational purposes.
For the latest news on our activities download a copy of the Wicklow Mountain Views newsletter. To sign up just complete the form at the bottom of the page.
Membership is open to anyone with an interest in supporting the work of Wicklow Uplands Council and is divided into the following categories:  |
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The Wicklow Uplands
The Wicklow uplands are renowned for their spectacular scenic beauty and unique landscape characterised by a large granite mass dividing the county from east to west. The hills have been shaped and sculpted by glacial erosion and weathering over the last 400 million years. The ‘uplands’ encompass the Wicklow Mountains and the surrounding hills and lowlands between the N11 in east Wicklow to the N81 in the west of the county.
Click the map image to see the whole area and visit some of the local town websites.
