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[QUOTE="Dna, post: 1096588, member: 90161"] Hello! There is a hill on the Portuguese side, well known between the Pilgrims but, it's more fame rather than the difficult. Step by step you will cross the Labruja hill which is a beautiful memorable walk! Normally you start that day in Ponte de Lima and then you have several options to sleep (it will depend on you, how tired you feel). For example, you will find accommodation in the Labruja village ( 10Km after Ponte de Lima), in Rubiães (18Km after Ponte de Lima) or if you think you can walk more,, from now on down the hill, there is a really nice place in Passos, Albergue Quinta Estrada Romana (10 km after Rubiões, so total of 28Km if you start in Ponte de Lima) that I highly recommend. If it is too many km's you can maybe stay in Rubiões and then, on the next day, take a easy day and do a shorter walk of 10 kms and stay in that place. Buen Camino! [/QUOTE]
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