Not sure, went last weekend and there was no snow

Go onto the DMP. ie website and see the maps of the walks and car parks. One of the best walks for views is Ticknock. It has a large car park at the upper part of the walk. Only a slow 15 minute walk to top. You go to Stackstown golf course for route up to the walks.

Agree with last reviewer.....go to rathfarnham, turn right at yellow house pub, go left at the tuning fork pub and on up towards cruagh wood and on to the military road head towards sally gap. Go straight at this crossroads and on to Glendalough (glen of the two lakes) a good gps is great...tomtom is the best. Second idea is take the M50 southbound towards Wicklow and visit Mount Usher gardens...truly wonderful.

Are you referring to the mountains in Kilkenny, Wicklow or the center of Dublin? We took a tour to the mountains, was will worth the money. You make stops so you can go through the castle and shops in Kilkenny, have lunch, it is a beautiful town and then the trip to the mountains, which are spectacular. During the trip the guide was fantastic and gave us details of history, customs, etc. Things we would have never known just going by ourselves. Your hotel can arrange the tour with the various companies. It's an all day trip but it is just wonderful. The mountains are just grand, you get out of the bus and walk to the upper lake. There is an ancient cemetery that dates back to the 800's with the remnents of the Abby. It's like a fairy tale......go

Oui il y a les bus de voyages que l'on trouve un peu partout quand on se ballade dans Dublin centre. Nous étions véhiculé mais nous avons suivi il bus de voyage vert mais je ne sais plu le nom. Mais vous pouvez aussi vous renseigner aux office du tourisme il y a une très intéressante le long su canal pas loin du centre ville de Dublin

You can do Stage1 from Marley Park to Knockree using public transport. Take the 16 bus from the city centre to Marley Park. Walk the 21Km to Knockree YH which will take about 7 hours. You can then walk the 5km downhill along country roads to Enniskerry Village. Catch the infrequent 44 bus from the National School stop, back to the city. Make sure to catch the 18.15 bus otherwise you'll have a long 4 hour wait for the last bus at 22.30. You can cut out the last climb of the day if you're feeling tired. When you come down off the Dublin mountains and meet the L1011. Follow this east and downhill to Enniskerry. This will knock about 1 hour off your day's hike. Good luck.

I would be careful generally in Dublin wit leaving things in cars. I generally am careful anywhere I go. Be on the safe side and park in a place which is not too secluded and above all never leave anything in the car even empty bags as the car might get broken into for nothing. This is not a unique problem in the Dublin mountains as I have seen it happen in Zurich and Geneva so play it safe. It is a great place to visit and I am sure you will enjoy yourselves. Have fun, René