Legendary climbs including Sally Gap, Wicklow Gap, Shay Elliott, and Slieve Mann.
Ride through the heart of Ireland’s beautiful and challenging Garden County.
Mechanical assistance, feed stations, marshals, and medical support along the route.
Professional organisation, start/finish facilities, and a commemorative finisher’s medal.
The Wicklow 200, together with its partner event the Wicklow 100 Challenge, takes riders through many of the most iconic climbs and breathtaking landscapes of Ireland’s Garden County. Known as one of the most challenging and revered annual cycling events in the world, it offers an unforgettable test of endurance and scenery.
Held every June, the event attracts cyclists from across Ireland and around the globe. As the name suggests, the Wicklow 200 covers over 200 kilometres of scenic roads through Co. Wicklow, a major destination for international cyclists.
For those seeking a slightly shorter challenge, the Wicklow 100 shares much of the same spectacular route and takes place on the same day, giving every rider the chance to experience the beauty and thrill of Wicklow cycling.
Ireland’s premier cycling sportive
Ride some of Ireland’s most famous climbs across carefully planned and professionally marshalled routes.
From feed stations and mechanical assistance to medical cover and route marshals, your safety and experience come first.
Join thousands of riders from Ireland and abroad in an event built on camaraderie, respect, and shared achievement.
It takes over 150 volunteers to keep the event going, as always we are very grateful for any assistance provided by willing volunteers. We receive countless email and Facebook messages every year telling us just how much the efforts of our volunteers are appreciated and how important they are to the cyclists.
There is no doubt that our volunteers make the Wicklow 200 the brilliant event it is!
If you’d like to help out at the Wicklow 200, roles for volunteers vary depending on location, time of day and skills.
Out on the road most junctions are marshalled along the 100km and 200km routes so we need lots of volunteers to guide and encourage riders.
Help is also always appreciated at our feed stations.
If you have any specialised skills — first aid, mechanical, catering please let us know.
