At least this is suitable for outdoor activities (if you like to walk?) and have so many significant scenery as there is beautiful national park, Sally Gap, among other places to visit. Then you can easily return into east coastal scenic route, to continue,,,,, or as option to visit in charming small villages & towns like Kilkenny, Tipparary etc, they are not so far.

Just of the Long Hill (Rocky valley drive)

Wexford and the surrounding area and parkland is lovely. It is less crowded than other very pretty areas in the south and west of Ireland. Hilly, rocky, take a walking stick if you use one. I left mine in the car and should not have done so. Have a great time.

Yes, we did the whole walk last year, both in our fifties. It's well marked, no need for a guide. Wicklow waybaggage worked like clock work for us so only had to carry a day bag. With 3 days, you would do a half of the way at most. The flatter more rolling pastures and gentle climb is in the south. The more dramatic and hilly part is to the north. I would walk from Glenmalure to Knockree over the few days. I have stayed in and would recommend the Glenmalure Lodge, Pinewood Lodge (Glendalough), Wicklow Way Lodge in Oldbridge, and best of all the very well appointed room to the front of the Knockree hostel ( you are in the view).

There are several outfits that run short and long hikes around Wicklow Way. The ones I have researched are self-guided. They go anywhere from 4 to 10 days. One I found is Hillwalk Tours. We chose to do it on our own but it has been a lot of work. I would do it with a tour group next time. Hope this helps!

Hiya, drove through on a road trip. I talked to friends who trekked and they said there weren't any diffculties in finding places to pitch. Recommend using the OPW maps of the are? Hope it helps.