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[QUOTE="Former member 49149, post: 579687"] I believe Jozero is referring to a spot about 8km before Pamplona. There are different points of view about traditional routes... at Irotz, there is a path with an arrow that is parallel to the tarmac path that leads to the rest area. Taking the little path rather than the tarmac path leads you to Lower Zabaldika. Once there, you can go right, cross the road carefully and take the short and steep path to the church of San Esteban in Zabaldika Upper. If you choose to go left, you follow the tarmac path that ends with a very short tunnel just at the rest area. Here you choose. Climb, and connect with the path leading from Zabaldika Upper, and snake around the shoulder of the hill till you come to Trinidad de Arre, approx 5 km from Pamplona. Or walk along the tarmac path that borders the river and comes out in Huarte, and continue to Pamplona. So, this does not bypass the city. The advantage of the river path is that it provides shade in high summer, and is a dream for cyclists. Neil always tells people to take the river walk. If you know the options you can make up your own mind. [/QUOTE]
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