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[QUOTE="evanlow, post: 250269, member: 1157"] Hi Laurie, I've just came back from 12 days on the Camino Levante stopping at Pedroneras. What Aquabilly said is pretty much accurate. The waymarkings are not as fantastic as the other Caminos. I was fortunate to have a Spanish SIM card with internet so it is a matter of rerouting my path instead of having to spend time backtracking (how all pilgrims hated that!) to get back on track. Extra water (and lunch) according to what you need especially on some days where there are no towns in between. Many times one would need to call either the police or ayuntamiento to get the keys to the albergue (some albergues only for 2-3 beds). Some albergue are not so fitting for ladies. Expect to treat yourself to a hostal from time to time. The first day out of Valencia is 38 km (way too much for the first day). As it is mostly leaving the urban sprawl of the Valencia district, the person I walked with decided to walk only 24 km and took a train (one station) for the rest of the distance. There are pilgrims who walked all of the 38 km and have slow down for the next couple of days just to rest their body. The second 38 km a few days later can be split with a detour into two 20 km day. Only the third 40 km day a week later did we attempt to do that at one stretch since it was boring (near the highway) and we had recovered enough. Like they say, pick your own fight. No guilt taking part of the first day by train. This is what I consider the 3rd level Camino. First level being Camino Frances, second the via de la Plata, del Norte, Primitivo. Very few people although we have 3-4 constantly (the luck of the Camino), more Spanish language ability required, etc. More info on my blog. [/QUOTE]
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