Aughavannagh

Wicklow, Ireland • 30 Aug 2025

Aughavannagh is an extreme mountain running event organized by the Irish Mountain Running Association, set in County Wicklow. The race covers a challenging distance of 22.6 km with a significant ascent of 1,095 meters, making it suitable for experienced runners only. Participants must navigate an unmarked route and are required to carry mandatory safety gear, including a map, compass, and emergency supplies. Registration takes place at Drumgoff Gap, with specific instructions for parking and gear checks. The event emphasizes preparation for varying weather conditions and includes a prizegiving ceremony at the finish. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

22 km
1095 m+
22.60 Km
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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