An autumn litter-pick hike up Djouce Mountain, Wicklow. Boots on, we bring the bags and gloves.

The leaves are turning, and we're heading back up the hill for our Heal the Hill Autumn Clean-Up!

Join us for a relaxed community hike up Djouce Mountain in Wicklow, starting from Lough Tay, with a light trail cleanup along the way, leaving the hill a little better than we found it. We'll bring the gloves and bags; you bring your energy, good vibes, and a sense of purpose (and maybe snacks).

Heal the Hill is a community for nature lovers, hikers, and changemakers who believe the outdoors is not just for exploring, it's for protecting. Let's hike for something bigger.

💚 9:45 AM – Arrival & Gear Up: meet the crew at Lough Tay car park, grab gloves and bags. Look for the crew with green bin bags. 10:00 AM – Hike Begins: up past Lough Tay (the 'Guinness Lake') to the summit of Djouce, cleaning as we climb. 12:00 PM – Rest & Reflect at the Top: water, snacks and autumn views. 12:30 PM – Descent & Final Cleanup Sweep. 1:30 PM – Wrap-Up & Group Pic: we dispose of collected rubbish responsibly.

🧤 What's Provided: garbage bags, gloves, great company. 🧳 What to Bring: water, snacks, good waterproof shoes, warm layers and a rain jacket (it's November!), a small backpack. If you sign up, please watch your emails for the next steps. It's a non-profit initiative to help preserve the nature & hikes around Dublin.

🌿 About Heal the Hill Heal the Hill is a hiking and conservation initiative focused on protecting Ireland's hills and mountain trails while encouraging people to explore the outdoors together. Through organised hikes, trail clean-ups and engaging activities, we aim to leave every hill better than we found it while promoting wellbeing, community and responsible outdoor recreation. Each event mixes in interactive team challenges and environmental awareness activities alongside the hike. Over the past year we've organised 20 weekend clean-up hikes with over 100 volunteers, mostly around Dublin, with a long-term vision of expanding across Ireland. Any funds raised go straight back into the initiative: litter collection equipment, clean-up kits, waste disposal, safety supplies, awareness campaigns and future community clean-up hikes.

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