Powerscourt Ridge

Carrigeenduff, Ireland • 2 Nov 2025

The Powerscourt Ridge is a challenging mountain running event held in County Wicklow, Ireland, covering a distance of approximately 15.3 km with an elevation gain of 860 meters. The course includes rugged terrain and significant climbs, such as ascending Maulin peak, running down to the Dargle River, climbing Djouce, and finishing along the Wicklow Way. The route is not marked, requiring runners to navigate using GPS. Participants must carry mandatory safety gear including waterproof clothing, a whistle, and emergency equipment. Limited parking encourages carpooling, and the event emphasizes safety and volunteer support to ensure a well-organized race experience. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

15 km
860 m+
Long Course 15.30 Km
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