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[QUOTE="peregrina2000, post: 23839, member: 537"] Hi Touva, I walked the Norte last year and had only the two CSJ guides by Eric Walker. They were helpful but, in my opinion, not up to the same standard as the CSJ guide to the Camino Frances. But we made it just fine, and had the good luck to find our way back to the arrows when we got lost (I can think of three times, but nothing serious). My experience was that the marking in Asturias was the sketchiest and least reliable, in fact in the other provinces no guide was needed for walking instructions. As I've told others, if you speak German you should definitely buy the German guide. We walked with some Germans for about a week, and their guide was up to date and had very detailed walking instructions for when the waymarking got spotty. Laurie [/QUOTE]
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