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Today i took a trip along the seafront cliff to the bray head cross walk , in co. wicklow, ireland.
The top of the Bray Head Cross hike provides stunning views across the sea and Bray seafront. The walk is not too physically hard but it is very slippy in a couple of sections near the start (when wet). Allow 40-60 minutes up and back. A great walk with beautiful views on the summit.

Why is there a cross on Bray Head?
At the top of the head is a concrete cross which was placed there in 1950 during the holy year. Every Good Friday, hundreds of local people climb to the top of the head in a Good Friday procession marking the stations of the Cross as they go along, with the final station being held at the holy year cross.

roughly about 250m high It is situated at the end of the Promenade, and it's about a 20 minute pleasant walk from the Dart Station, along the seafront, to the start of the Bray Head climb. ... You just need 1 hour to get as far as the cross at the top and back to the seafront. The paths are rough track, not paved path.
Bray Head Walk is a 9.8-kilometre loop trail where you can breathtakingly beautiful scenic views of County Dublin and Bray itself. The hill dominates the end of the promenade and the stone cross atop the hill is an iconic feature of the town. While the climb is not particularly daunting, some parts can be a bit of a challenge and require some scrambling. But if the hike up doesn’t leave you breathless the views sure will!
Bray Head Looped Walk

To start the climb, follow the promenade up towards the hill. The real climb begins at the steps; from here there is a well-worn path straight up to the cross. The path will bring you up through trees and on a dirt path. Be prepared for a bit of a scramble up rocks at the top. The path can get quite mucky when it rains so dress appropriately.

At the top of Bray Head, there is a stone cross which was placed there in 1950 during the Holy Year. From here you get a magnificent panoramic vista of Bray, North East Wicklow and Dublin Bay. You can also see some of Bray Head’s neighbouring mountains, the Great and Little Sugar Loaf and Carrickgollogan, locally known as Kathy Gallagher.

To come down following the same path again, or if you want to extend the walk follow the path to the South. This will bring you on a walk parallel to the Cliff Walk below, and bring you towards Greystones. The path will veer off to the right and follow it to come out at Windgates on the Bray to Greystones Road. Follow the path back to Bray passing Bray Golf Club, keep going straight until Newcourt road, turn right and follow the road till the end then turn right to end up back on the seafront, where you can relax with well-deserved ice cream or cup of coffee in one of the many fine cafés and restaurants.

Grade: Moderate
Length: 5.5 km
Time: 1 hour 30 minutes
Format: Loop
Ascent; 120 m
Dogs Allowed: On a lead
Waymarking: Red Arrow on Black background
Start Point: Bray Promenade or Vevay Road
Finish Point: Vevay Road or Bray Promenade


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