TOP
en :
  • EUR
  • Language
  • Login
  • My Shortlist (0)
  • My Cart (0)
 

Spring has Definitely Sprung!

Spring has definitely sprung so it’s time to dust off your walking boots and take advantage of the beautiful Irish countryside and the many wonderful walking trails the country has to offer!

Glendalough Co Wicklow

Take Glendalough in County Wicklow for instance, a region made for exploring by foot. The Glendalough Valley, which is also part of the Wicklow Mountains National Park and known as ‘The Valley of the Two Lakes’, has an abundance of walking routes to suit every level of ability. In fact, there are nine way-marked walking trails, ranging from 30 minute strolls to four hour hill-walks. So whether it is your first time or you are a seasoned hiker, there will be something for you. There is great information available to walkers including the Visitor Centre, notice boards and colour-coded signposts along the walking routes.

Each walk starts at the Visitor Centre where staff are on hand with advice on which routes will suit you best. Whatever walk you choose you will be surrounded by breath-taking natural beauty, wildlife and varied plants, with the exhilarating freedom of the great outdoors. Not only do you have the idyllic surroundings of Glendalough, but you also have the opportunity to see one of the most important monastic sites in Europe! Founded by St. Kevin in the 6th Century, this early Christian monastic settlement is not to be missed.

Walkers Welcome B&Bs

Why not treat yourself to a getaway that ticks all the boxes? Staying in a Walkers Welcome B&B will do just that. Hosts have extensive knowledge of the walking routes and trails in their region and their homes provide drying and storage facilities for walking gear. What could be better after an exciting day rambling than to look forward to sitting in-front of an open-fire, relaxing with the knowledge that a cosy bed awaits? Bliss.

Book a Wicklow B&B Book a Wicklow B&B

Posted: 10 Mar 2014 by Claire Regan | with 0 comments

Tags: Walking B&Bs, Wicklow

Related posts


 

Love Ballykissangel, Love Avoca

Ballykissangel was a really popular television drama back in the 1990s and the picturesque village of Avoca in Co Wicklow, was the actual setting for this iconic series.

Posted: 12 Nov 2014 by Claire Regan | with 0 comments


 

What to do in Wicklow

County Wicklow attracts thousands of visitors each month and it’s crystal clear as to why. The County is famous for its dramatic beauty thanks to the rolling hills and valleys of the Wicklow Mountains. 

Posted: 22 Aug 2014 by Niall McKee | with 0 comments


 

Why Stay in a Walkers Welcome B&B?

There is nothing nicer than staying in accommodation that is in sync with your interest or hobby. That is why Walkers Welcome B&B accommodation is the perfect choice for anyone considering a walking, hiking or rambling holiday/vacation to Ireland.

Posted: 25 May 2014 by Claire Regan | with 0 comments

Comments
Blog post currently doesn't have any comments.
Subscribe
 Security code

>>Return to Blog Homepage

B&B Ireland - Bronze Winner of the Littlewoods Ireland Blog Awards 2016

Categories


Post Archive

March 2024(2)
February(2)
January 2024(2)
November 2023(2)
September 2023(2)
August 2023(2)
July 2023(2)
June 2023(1)
May 2023(2)
April 2023(2)
March 2023(2)
February 2023(1)
January 2022(1)
December 2022(2)
November 2022(2)
October 2022(1)
September 2022(2)
August 2022(2)
July 2022(2)
June 2022(2)
May 2022(2)
April 2022(2)
March 2022(2)
February 2022(2)
January 2022(1)
December 2021(1)
November 2021(1)
October 2021(1)
September 2021(2)
August 2021(1)
July 2021(2)
June 2021(2)
May 2021(2)
April 2021(2)
March 2021(3)
February 2021(2)
January 2021(2)
December 2020(2)
November 2020(4)
October 2020(2)
September 2020(2)
August 2020(0)
July 2020(2)
June 2020(5)
May 2020(2)
April 2020(2)
March 2020(1)
February 2020(2)
January 2020(2)
December 2019(1)
November 2019(3)
October 2019(4)
September 2019(1)
August 2019(2)
July 2019(3)
June 2019(3)
May 2019(3)
April 2019(3)
March 2019(2)
February 2019(2)
January 2019(4)
December 2018(1)
November 2018(2)
October 2018(2)
September 2018(2)
August 2018(3)
July 2018(2)
June 2018(1)
May 2018(1)
April 2018(1)
March 2018(3)
February 2018(1)
January 2018(3)
December 2017(2)
November 2017(2)
October 2017(2)
September 2017(3)
August 2017(2)
July 2017(1)
June 2017(1)
May 2017(3)
April 2017(2)
March 2017(2)
February 2017(1)
January 2017(2)
December 2016(2)
November 2016(1)
October 2016(3)
September 2016(1)
August 2016(3)
July 2016(5)
June 2016(4)
May 2016(4)
April 2016(2)
March 2016(3)
February 2016(4)
January 2016(4)
December 2015(1)
November 2015(4)
October 2015(3)
September 2015(5)
August 2015(1)
July 2015(3)
June 2015(5)
May 2015(5)
April 2015(6)
March 2015(9)
February 2015(8)
January 2015(6)
December 2014(13)
November 2014(8)
October 2014(11)
September 2014(14)
August 2014(18)
July 2014(11)
June 2014(18)
May 2014(24)
April 2014(19)
March 2014(15)
February 2014(6)
November 2013(1)
October 2013(2)
September 2013(5)
August 2013(4)
July 2013(2)
June 2013(4)
May 2013(3)
April 2013(2)
March 2013(5)
February 2013(3)
January 2013(1)

Search Blog Posts

Related B&B's


RSS Feed

BBIreland Blog postsRSS