# Road trips from Dublin

> 3 road trips that start in or near Dublin, from 2 to 3 days, each with a stop-by-stop itinerary, distances and campsites along the way.

Source: https://camping-spirit.com/road-trips-from/dublin-ie/

3 road trips that start in or near Dublin, from 2 to 3 days, each with a stop-by-stop itinerary, distances and campsites along the way.

- [Wicklow Mountains: the Military Road to Glendalough](https://camping-spirit.com/guides/b6-wicklow-mountains/): 2 days, 83 km – The garden of Ireland just south of Dublin: a high waterfall, the bogs of the Sally Gap, Lough Tay and the monastic valley of Glendalough.
- [Boyne Valley: Tara, Trim and Newgrange](https://camping-spirit.com/guides/b6-boyne-valley/): 2 days, 114 km – Five thousand years of Irish history within an hour of Dublin: the hill of the High Kings, a Norman castle, Newgrange and a carved high cross.
- [Ireland’s Ancient East: Kilkenny, Jerpoint and the Rock of Cashel](https://camping-spirit.com/guides/b15-kilkenny-cashel/): 3 days, 312 km – Medieval Ireland between Dublin and Cork: Kilkenny’s castle and lanes, Jerpoint Abbey, the Rock of Cashel and Cahir Castle.

## FAQs

**What are the best road trips from Dublin?**
Popular routes starting in or near Dublin: Wicklow Mountains: the Military Road to Glendalough, Boyne Valley: Tara, Trim and Newgrange and Ireland’s Ancient East: Kilkenny, Jerpoint and the Rock of Cashel.

**Is there a short road trip from Dublin?**
The shortest is Wicklow Mountains: the Military Road to Glendalough: 2 days, about 83 km.

**What is the longest road trip from Dublin?**
The longest is Ireland’s Ancient East: Kilkenny, Jerpoint and the Rock of Cashel: 3 days, about 312 km with 8 stops.