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Wicklow Albergues This charming Wicklow hostel - Mountain Ventures -is an enchanting traditional farmhouse.
With the highest mountain in Leinster, Lugnaquilla, nearby this is an ideal hostel to base yourself for a few days of excellent hill walking. There is also good horse riding and orienteering available close by.
Wicklow County provides the visitor with hundreds of kilometres of beautiful nature... Glenmalure Hostel in Wicklow is a simple Mountain Hut - with no running water or electricity - perfect for nature lovers who want to get away from it all. Glenmalure is a valley in the Wicklow Mountains in eastern Ireland. It is a u-shaped glacial valley, with only one road leading in or out. It is steeped in history where war, destruction and famine were seen. The Avonbeg River flows at the... Lugnaquilla House is a small intimate hostel set in the heart of the Wicklow mountains overlooking the Aughavannagh valley. It is ideally placed on the Wicklow Way, beneath Lugnaquilla Mountain and close to the Wicklow National Park. It is a place where hikers and travellers can relax and contemplate the wild mountain scenes in comfort and warmth in front of a cosy fire.
We have a luggage... Originally, a farmhouse built around 1870 with a central courtyard, it was the first youth hostel to be located in a state forest. John M. Synge, the poet, was a frequent visitor. Wild deer roam the woodlands to the front of the hostel and an outdoor sculpture exhibition nearby is of particular interest.Check in time at Tiglin hostel is strictly after 5pm and check out is 10am. Guests must... Glencree Centre for Reconcilliation is located 12 miles form Dublin City and 7 miles form Enniskerry Village in Co. Wicklow. It stands at the head of the spectacular and unspoiled Glencree Valley. This beautiful location is an ideal setting for groups and individuals looking for space, tranquality and a welcoming environment. The area offer a selection of great hill walking opportunities,...  "We were four ladies of a certain age hosteling for the first time. They made us feel most welcome. The hostel was very clean, and had good service. We would certainly recommend it." … Saville's Cross, Rathdrum
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