Aughavannagh

Wicklow, Ireland • 30 Aug 2025

The Aughavannagh race, organized by the Irish Mountain Running Association, is an extreme mountain running event held in County Wicklow. Covering approximately 22.6 km with a challenging ascent of 1095 meters, the course is unmarked and requires advanced navigation skills. The route includes key checkpoints such as Lugnaquilla and Croaghanmoira summits, with varied terrain that can be boggy and subject to rapidly changing weather conditions.

Participants must carry mandatory safety gear including waterproof clothing, map, compass, and emergency supplies. The race starts near Aughavannagh and finishes at Drumgoff Gap, where refreshments and prize-giving take place. This event is suited for experienced mountain runners. 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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