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Hi, Nichollsb,
When I walked the Primitivo, I printed out the Eroski Primitivo guide, which has schematic maps and good detailed walking instructions. I annotated it with stuff from the mundicamino site and this forum, and I was fine. I don't bring good maps with me because I am very cartographically challenged, shall we say. They wouldn't do me much good even if I had them.
If you're following Susanna on her Primitivo (she's in Tineo today), you'll see she had a few problems with waymarking, but that may be more going through towns than anything, and maps aren't going to help you with that.
Seems like the Primitivo is crowded these days, when are you going? Buen camino, Laurie
Hi, everyone. I'm using the CSJ Camino Primitivo Guide. It didn't come with a map. Do I need a detailed map to figure out where to go?
Hi, everyone. I'm using the CSJ Camino Primitivo Guide. It didn't come with a map. Do I need a detailed map to figure out where to go?
I have to say that I am sorry but I disagree with you on this. We found the CSJ guide very good, both in format and information. There are some on-line updates, but these will only ever be as good as the input from returning pilgrims.I'm sorry to say CSJ guides are generally useless, confusing, and out if date. I have so many times begged them to change format and publish updates but they seem impervious to the real needs of pilgrims. Use Eroski. Buen Camino !