Glendalough Trail Run

Brockagh, Ireland • 7 Nov 2026

Glendalough Trail Run 2026

The Glendalough Trail Run is a community fundraising event held in Glendalough, Co. Wicklow. The event supports research and services for individuals living with visual impairment through Fighting Blindness. Participants are required to raise a minimum of €100 for sight loss research in addition to the registration fee.

The event offers varied course options to accommodate different participant preferences and abilities:

  • 15km competitive run
  • 15km long course for joggers and those with a visual impairment
  • 8.5km non-competitive walk/jog

The 15km options are designed for those seeking a competitive experience or a longer distance, while the 8.5km route is intended for those who prefer to walk or jog. The event takes place on a Saturday in November, bringing together individuals and families to support medical research and community support services. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

15 km
15km - Long Course for Those With a Visual Impairment and Joggers
15 km
15km Competitive Run
9 km
8.5km Walk/jog
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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