Get involved in Find Yourself on a Short Break
Use Fáilte Ireland’s Find Yourself on a Short Break campaign tools and materials to position your business and attract more domestic short-break visitors
A masterplan focused on visitor experience, management, and orientation while protecting the destination’s natural and cultural assets.

See the projects helping to deliver the Glendalough and Wicklow Mountains National Park plan, from visitor movement and sustainable transport to clearer orientation and heritage storytelling.

Managing visitor movement through Glendalough Valley while protecting its sensitive landscape, heritage and habitats, supported by clearer interpretation.

Reducing congestion and improving access to the National Park through shuttle services, active travel links and clearer arrival information.

Enhancing interpretation and visitor information to encourage people to explore more of the National Park and stay longer.
Use Fáilte Ireland’s Find Yourself on a Short Break campaign tools and materials to position your business and attract more domestic short-break visitors
Use approved Ireland’s Ancient East assets and guidelines to align your business with a clear, recognisable regional brand.


Access the Glendalough and Wicklow Mountains National Park Visitor Experience and Management Masterplan and other relevant documents.

Access the plan for visitor flow, orientation and sustainable access in Glendalough.

Access the trail plan for visitor dispersal, recreation hubs and outdoor experiences.

Review visitor patterns, trends and market insights for Glendalough and Wicklow.

Access the masterplan for managing visitor experiences in Glendalough and Wicklow Mountains.

View a clear summary of the environmental assessment for the visitor masterplan.

Review the environmental assessment for the Glendalough and Wicklow visitor plan.

Review management and delivery options for implementing the visitor masterplan.

Access the strategy for visitor hubs, interpretation and county-wide dispersal in Wicklow.

Review ecological requirements for projects linked to the visitor masterplan.