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Laragh–Glenmalure Scenic Route – The Glenmalure Inn loop from Glendalough

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Bike touring routes & trails
Ireland
Wicklow

Laragh–Glenmalure Scenic Route – The Glenmalure Inn loop from Glendalough

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Laragh–Glenmalure Scenic Route – The Glenmalure Inn loop from Glendalough

01:43

21.8km

630m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 22, 2026

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49 m

Café Stop Near Wicklow Mountains National Park

Highlight • Cafe

Friendly service and plenty of space inside and outside.

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1.56 km

Laragh–Glenmalure Scenic Route

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

Nice quiet route with beautiful views and some altitude

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9.20 km

Glenmalure Inn

Highlight • Pub

Good pub and rest stop in the middle of the mountains. Take refuge here if you need to restock, there aren't many other spots around.

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9.20 km

The Glenmalure Inn

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The Glenmalure Lodge is one of the few restaurants/pubs directly on the Wicklow Way. Good food, good beer of course.

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9.42 km

Drumgoff Bridge

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Very nice hike

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11.0 km

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13.0 km

Ballyboy Brook Cascade

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Just off the Military Road above Glenmalure, you'll find this nice little cascade on the Ballyboy Brook. From here, it's just a short walk to the Glenmalure Lodge for accommodation and refreshments. A short way further north are the more impressive Coolalingo Waterfalls.

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21.0 km

Bookey Bridge

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The Bookey Bridge is more than a crossing; it is a monument to the idiosyncrasies of William Bookey, the then owner of the nearby Derrybawn House. He had this 12-meter-long granite arch bridge and 800 meters of new road built at his own expense to bypass the original Military Road. His goal? To create an uninterrupted lawn that ran from his country house down to the river. Look closely at the sides of the bridge. You will see circular holes of approx. 5 cm. These were drilled by the Irish army during World War II (The Emergency). They were intended for explosives to blow up the bridge immediately in the event of a German invasion.

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21.8 km

End point

Bus stop

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Way Types & Surfaces

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21.9 km

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21.9 km

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Highest point (370 m)

Lowest point (120 m)

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Sunday 30 August

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