Sofa to Summit Challenge
Sofa to Summit Challenge
- Price : €120pp
- Fitness Level : Moderate
- Duration : Approx 3hrs
- Location : Dublin and Wicklow
Sofa to Summit Challenge Jan 4th – 25th.
“Rise to New Heights: From Sofa to Summit, One Step at a Time!”
Kickstart your New Year with Hilltoptreks’ Sofa to Summit Challenge, a four-weekend adventure designed to build your fitness, confidence, and connection to nature. This guided journey is perfect for anyone looking to trade in the couch for the breathtaking heights of the Wicklow Mountains. Each weekend, you’ll tackle a new hill, gradually working your way up to Lugnaquilla, the highest peak in Leinster.
With expert guidance and a supportive group, you’ll not only push your limits but also make new friends along the way. This challenge combines social fun with an invigorating workout, helping you strengthen both body and mind. You’ll gain knowledge of hillwalking techniques, improve your stamina, and embrace the winter beauty of Ireland’s landscapes.
By the time you reach Lugnaquilla, you’ll have transformed not just your physical fitness, but your perspective, too. Embrace the challenge, breathe in the fresh mountain air, and let the Sofa to Summit Challenge be the start of an unforgettable New Year!
Challenge to walk to the summit of Leinster’s Highest Point
Lunaquilla in County Wicklow within 4 weeks.
Challenge to walk to the summit of Leinster’s Highest Point
- 4 Guided Walks with transport from Dublin.
- Advice – Walking Gear, Map Reading.
- Qualified Guides to assist you.
- Transport is provided (Limited Spaces)
- Build Fitness and Confidence: Start the year strong by challenging yourself physically and mentally, with each hill preparing you for the ultimate summit.
- Connect with Nature: Escape the ordinary and immerse yourself in Ireland’s stunning winter landscapes, discovering new perspectives along the way.
- Make Lasting Friendships: Join a supportive group of fellow adventurers, sharing stories, laughs, and encouragement as you tackle each peak together.
- Achieve a New Year’s Goal: Kick off the year with purpose and accomplishment, finishing with the unforgettable view from the top of Leinster’s highest point!
- Jan 4th –The Hell Fire Club (386m)
Meeting: Hell Fire Club Car Park at 10:00am
Type: Easy – moderate
Time: 1-2hrs, length: approx 5Km, ascent: 130m
Terrain: Forest and open mountain tracks. - Jan 11th – Maulin (576m) and Powerscourt Waterfall
Meeting: Enniskerry (Clock tower) at 10:00am
Type: Moderate
Time: 2- 3hrs, length: approx 8Km, ascent: 410m
Terrain: Forest and open mountain tracks. - Jan 18th – Scarr and Lough Dan (641m)
Meeting: Roundwood (Coachhouse) at 10:30am
Type: strenous
Time: Approx 3hrs, length: approx 8Km, ascent: 430m
Terrain: old borreen and open mountain tracks. - Jan 25th – Lugnaquillia (Leinster’s Highest Point) 925m
Meeting: Blessington at 10:00am
Type: strenous
Time: Approx 4 – 5hrs, length: approx 12Km, ascent: 720m
Terrain: old dirt roads and open mountain tracks.
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FAQs for guided walks with Hilltoptreks:
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We recommend dressing in layers and bringing a waterproof jacket and trousers, as Irish weather can be unpredictable. Sturdy walking boots with good grip are essential, along with a hat and gloves for warmth.
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Hilltoptreks offers walks and hikes for various fitness levels, from leisurely strolls to more challenging routes. Our guides will help ensure that each group walks at a comfortable pace, with plenty of breaks as needed.
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Yes, transportation to and from the starting point of the walk is provided at a very small fee, making it easy for visitors to join without the need for their own transport.
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Our guides monitor weather conditions closely. If it’s unsafe to hike, we will either reschedule, choose an alternative route, or, in extreme cases, cancel with the option of a full refund.
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Absolutely! We recommend bringing water and some snacks or a packed lunch, especially for longer hikes where food options may not be available along the route.
