Wicklow Way Race

Park, Ireland • 18 Jul 2025

The Wicklow Way Race is an extreme ultra-distance running event held in County Wicklow, Ireland. Covering 127 kilometers with a challenging ascent of 3,665 meters, the race follows the scenic Wicklow Way trail from Clonegal, Carlow, through the Wicklow Hills, finishing in Marlay Park, Dublin. Participants have a maximum of 21 hours to complete the course, which is marked only at major junctions.

The race requires advanced mandatory kit for safety, including waterproof clothing, navigation tools, and emergency supplies. Runners can compete solo or with a crew, but assistance is only allowed at official checkpoints. Finishers earn ITRA points and receive a commemorative Wicklow granite trophy. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

127 km
3665 m+
127.00 Km
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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