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Doggy walking

  • 31-05-2016 11:38pm
    #1
    Losty Dublin
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    So I've finally talked herself into a wee stroll in the hill this weekend. She has two eager dogs that I'd like to get them out as well. I'm looking for ideas of somewhere in the Dublin or Wicklow that will be fairly easy to climb and about 4-6 miles long, halfway paved (I don't want to be scaring her off with anything too hard and heavy.), with some nice scenery and that crucially will be dog friendly. The likes of Djouce, Lug, Tirbradden etc are obviously off limits and the dogs will be on leads unless it's 100% safe to be off them; any suggestions welcome :)


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  • #2
    ThisRegard
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    Why not around Crone and loop around towards Maulin and the river in the valley?


  • #3
    Losty Dublin
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    ThisRegard wrote: »
    Why not around Crone and loop around towards Maulin and the river in the valley?

    I never considered Crone Wood; good call.

    Mental note; be gone by 4PM :)


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