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[QUOTE="JabbaPapa, post: 869002, member: 195"] Towards Santiago there are four routes -- and multiple variants. Historically though they really lead from Catalonia via Perpignan towards Rome (the route predates the Camino), in which case the name is [I]Cami Romieu[/I]. In the other direction, well, you can call it the French Catalan Way, in French [I]Les Chemins Catalans[/I], but the fact is there are so few pilgrims on those routes that special names aren't really a thing that's needed --- it's just the Way of Saint James. The two best routes are the one over the Perthus (you cross the Pyrenees at 250m altitude) and the one up the valley to Bourg-Madame (more beautiful, but tougher). There is a route up to Andorra as well, but it's poorly documented and fairly tough on the French side. [/QUOTE]
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