Brockagh

Brockagh, Ireland • 4 Jun 2025

The Brockagh is a mountain running event held in County Wicklow, Ireland, organized by the Irish Mountain Running Association. The race covers a distance of 9.9 kilometers with a climb of 414 meters, classified as a moderate difficulty course featuring terrain with 200 to 500 meters of ascent. The route is fully marked, and GPS devices are allowed.

Participants must carry mandatory safety kit including waterproof jacket, hat or buff, gloves, whistle, charged mobile phone, and a foil blanket or bivvy bag. The event fosters a supportive atmosphere with designated car parks and encourages carpooling. It is part of the Leinster League and emphasizes safety and volunteer involvement. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

9 km
414 m+
9.90 Km
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
Trail runs nearby

The Wicklow Way Relay is a challenging team relay race held in County Wicklow, Ireland, covering 104 kilometers along the scenic Wicklow Way from Kilmashogue to Shillelagh. The event features eight stages ranging from 8 to 21 kilometers, with a total ascent of 3,500 meters, making it a moderately di..

Prince William's Seat is a mountain running event held in County Wicklow, Ireland, covering a distance of approximately 9.37 kilometers with a climb of 405 meters. The course features moderate difficulty terrain with only major junctions marked, and GPS use is permitted. Participants must carry mand..

The Glendalough Tucker Trail is an extreme 80km mountain running event held in the Glendalough Valley, County Wicklow, Ireland. The race features a challenging 3,000m ascent over way-marked trails including St Kevin’s Way, the Spink, and the Wicklow Way. The course consists of three out-and-back loo..

The Djouce - The Ayling Abyss is a mountain running event held in Wicklow, Ireland, organized by the Irish Mountain Running Association. The race covers a distance of 11.45 km with an elevation gain of 642 meters, featuring moderate terrain and a fully marked route. Starting from Djouce Woods car pa..

The Mount Leinster race, organized by the Irish Mountain Running Association, takes place in County Wexford. This challenging 15 km mountain run features a 750-meter climb, classified as difficult terrain with significant ascent and distance. The course is marked only at major junctions, requiring r..

Trooperstown Hill is a mountain running event held in County Wicklow, Ireland, featuring an 11.8 km summer route with a 455-meter climb. The course is fully marked and rated as moderately difficult, suitable for runners comfortable with terrain involving significant ascent. The event is part of the..