Great Sugarloaf Restoration Project Completed With Launch Of Wicklow Trails App

The Great Sugarloaf Restoration Project has been completed, an initiative aimed at protecting and preserving one of Wicklow’s most iconic natural landmarks.

The announcement was also marked by the official launch of the new Wicklow Trails App, an innovative digital guide designed to enhance the visitor experience across the county’s scenic walking routes.

The Great Sugarloaf restoration project was led in collaboration with key environmental partners.

It received funding from the Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure Scheme (ORIS).

The project focused on repairing eroded paths, improving trail safety, and preserving the mountain's unique landscape for generations to come.

With significant footfall in recent years, the initiative has ensured that the Great Sugarloaf remains accessible while safeguarding its natural beauty.

Cllr Stephen Stokes extended his thanks to the local community, volunteers, and project partners for their dedication throughout the Great Sugarloaf restoration and development process.

The Wicklow Trails App includes interactive trail maps, and safety tips making it a companion for walkers, hikers, and outdoor enthusiasts of all levels.

Cllr Stokes concluded: “This is a wonderful day for County Wicklow. Not only have we preserved a vital part of our natural heritage at the Great Sugarloaf, but we are also embracing technology to promote responsible outdoor recreation. The Wicklow Trails App will empower users and encourage more people to discover the beauty of our county."