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[QUOTE="Former member 104756, post: 1168760"] hi [USER=83018]@Leemac40[/USER] We walked the Baztan in May this year. It was muddy in a few parts - but that was because there had been torrential rain for about a week before we started and it rained for 4 out of our 5 days while we were walking. You can be unlucky, but there's no reason to think you will have the same. And there is plenty of walking on quiet country roads and paths where there is no mud whatever the weather. Despite the rain, we loved the Baztan. I wore my Brooks Cascadia trail runners, which were fine. I don't think you need to have different shoes for the Baztan than you would walking from Pamplona to Burgos. I see from your profile that you have walked Sarria to Santiago. I don't know if you have walked any other less travelled routes. But I'm sure in your research you've discovered that the Baztan is not walked by many people and does not have anywhere near the infrastructure of the Frances. So, it will be a very different experience and possibly a solitary one. I hope you enjoy it very much. Sorry that I'm not sure what to advise regarding delivery of the poles. [/QUOTE]
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