Hello,
I'm Rob and I'm a newbie here in a forum. I'm thrilled about my plan to walk this year
Camino de Santiago from Pamplona to Santiago de Compostela in October of 2019. Anyone can share their experience what typical climate I can expect during that time of season? How crowded the trail can be during that time?
Thanks,
Rob
Rob, Two years ago I completed the CF, starting in SJPP to Santiago. I began my trek on September 19th and completed it November 4th. By and large I had good weather, mostly in the 70 F degree range. I did have some rainy days, primarily in the mountains so a light weight wind breaker/rdain jacket is advised. When planning my trip, I heard that the CF was crowded fduring the high season months, which I wanted too avoid. I am happy to report that I did not experienced that, rather, light pilgrim traffic and no problem in securing a bed at any of the alburgues and pensions along the way. As a side note, I did take a very light weight sleeping bag which I would recommend. The counter argument to that is to take
Hello,
I'm Rob and I'm a newbie here in a forum. I'm thrilled about my plan to walk this year
Camino de Santiago from Pamplona to Santiago de Compostela in October of 2019. Anyone can share their experience what typical climate I can expect during that time of season? How crowded the trail can be during that time?
Thanks,
Rob
Rob, Two years ago I completed the CF, starting in SJPPand ending in Santiago. I began my trek on September 19th and completed it November 4th. By and large I had good weather, mostly in the 70 F degree range. I did have some rainy days, primarily in the mountains so a light weight windbreaker/rain jacket is advised. When planning my trip, I heard that the CF was crowded during the high season months, which I wanted too avoid. I am happy to report that had very light foot traffic and no problem in securing a bed at any of the alburgues and pensions along the way. As a side note, I did take a very light weight sleeping bag which I would recommend. The counter argument to that is to save the weight and take a slip cover; alburgues have blankets if needed. Have a wonderful journey