This Wicklow day trip combines history, Irish culture, and the outdoors to provide you with a range of breathtaking experiences. It departs from Dublin's Molly Malone Statue and makes its way to several noteworthy places.
Beyond the Trees Avondale is an amazing place, the first of its kind in Ireland. An aerial walkway winds through the Avondale woodland to an observation tower, 38 metres high, offering a 360-degree panoramic view over the Avoca Valley, the Wicklow Mountains, and the woodland. Visitors can see the local wildlife and hear the spotted woodpeckers' call while climbing. There's an additional fee for the thrilling spiral slide from the tower.

Nestled in the basin of two lakes, Glendalough is a historically significant site encircled by stunning landscapes. Saint Kevin built it as a retreat for monks in the sixth century. Visitors can discover Ireland's spiritual and historical legacy by meandering around the ruins of the old city. Another option is to eat lunch at a nearby restaurant.

The route to Hollywood, the ancient settlement in California that went by the same name before its namesake, blends historical fascination with picturesque scenery. Wicklow's whimsical nod to its iconic forerunner is worth seeing in the Hollywood sign.

Sheepdog demonstrations on a typical Irish sheep farm showcase a variety of farm activities, including sheep rearing and organic vegetable cultivation. The highlight is the demonstration of a shepherd guiding his sheep with the help of his dogs; it offers a unique perspective on Wicklow's daily life.

Every stop on this tour is designed to provide visitors a comprehensive understanding of the Wicklow region's natural beauty, rich history, and agricultural way of life.