Bray Head — Attraction in The Municipal District of Bray

I highly recommended visiting Bray, Head , Bray , County Wicklow, Ireland. The views from the top of Bray Head are beautiful and breathtaking. If you are visiting Dublin. Be sure to take the DART Train out to Bray. Nice to take a walk along the seafront in Bray and then you can start your walk to the top of Bray Head. Definitely wear a pair of walking or running shoes that are very comfortable. When walking a long the seafront you can find lots of great cafes, restaurants and Ice-cream stores. I personally know Bray from my school days in this beautiful town. We often walked a long the Bray Seafront and often walked to the top of Bray Head. A little side note my school had an annual game called the Bray Head Game played on St.Patricks Day every year. Lots of running up and down Bray Head and competing against Team London which was located at the bottom and Team New York at the top. Pirates would be located trying to steal cargo from each team. Cargo consisted of cards that were either a 2 or 1. New Yorkers and Londoners could also challenge each other. At the very end whom ever had the most points got to share the sweets AKA-Candy. Happy Days from my time at Aravon, School, Bray County Wicklow. Sadly the school has since closed down but the memories live on. As stated in the above a visit to Bray Head is highly recommended. Lastly if you are also looking for a really long walk you can walk from Bray Head to Greystones, County Wicklow. Beautiful cliff walk. Just be mindful of the time if you are taking the DART. There is a DART Station in Greystones also.

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Bray Head is an absolute gem for nature lovers and adventure seekers! This stunning spot in Wicklow, Ireland offers breathtaking panoramic views that will leave you speechless. The hike up might make you break a sweat, but trust me, it's totally worth it. The trail is well-maintained and not too difficult, suitable for all fitness levels. Once you reach the top, you'll be rewarded with mesmerizing vistas of the Irish coastline and the charming town of Bray. Don't forget to snap some envy-inducing photos! Oh, and bring a picnic, because the summit is the perfect spot to enjoy a scenic feast. Highly...

A hidden gem. It's an easy walk anytime and an accessible day trip from Dublin city. This time I walked the whole length of the prom from the railway station to the cross at the top. I then continued south on to Greystones on the upper path before descending east to the lower path and into the town. I then took the Dart back to Bray. Wicklow county council are remiss not to promote this wonderful resource mercilessly. The views west over the Wicklow mountains, Dublin hills and Bray are spectacular and gives one the desire to...