three rock willie wicklow djouce
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Trail stats
- Distance
- 79.5 mi
- Elevation gain
- 7,710 ft
- Technical difficulty
- Difficult
- Elevation loss
- 8,068 ft
- Max elevation
- 14,587 ft
- TrailRank
- 18
- Min elevation
- -32,805 ft
- Trail type
- Loop
- Time
- 9 hours 11 minutes
- Coordinates
- 1060
- Uploaded
- April 20, 2008
- Recorded
- April 2008
near Irishtown, County Dublin (Ireland)
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Itinerary description
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Demanding route starting with the climb to three rock to descend looking for the path of wicklow following it until the arrival of Djouce to then return to dublin by several sections as mtb circuits, stop at the waterfall and return to dublin. Very hard route for the mileage as well as for the unevenness but with beautiful views of the wild nature of the wicklow mountains worthy of being admired, 100% recommended but being well physically. Due to the time it takes to do it, I recommend taking food and water from leftovers, the pebble of the madmtb took water from the creeks in wicklow, according to them you can drink, I do not risk it, take warm clothes and raincoat, even if it dawns Clear the weather changes right away. The heights in this track I think are wrong because I've been trying new things on the GPS and it gives me an incorrect reading, the maximum height is over 600, the track is correct, you can trust
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hola buenas, eres español? yo lo soy, vivo en kilcock y te agradezco las rutas que has puesto. Tengo que sacarle el polvo a mi santacruz por este pais jejejej
saludos y gracias
Hola Sacapo, hacia tiempo que no me conectaba en mis rutas, soy de Naron (la Coruña). Aprovecha para bourar por Irlanda por que yo en el fin de semana que estube solo pude hacer dos rutas y me quede con ganas de mas, una maravilla de pais. Contacta con Padi en el foro www.madmtb.com, ellos te guiaran por todos los singletracks. Un saludo y si visitas Galicia dame un toque para bourar.
Hi bertytrek, is this route mostly on paved roads? Cheers