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First time walker/hiker: Combine Camino Vadiniense AND Camino Primitivo?
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[QUOTE="peregrino_tom, post: 975465, member: 4307"] Hi John, that's hard to make a judgement on. For 85%+ you'd be fine but... That stage on the Lebaniego after Cicera starts as a proper mountain path - quite narrow and steep in places, with occasional branches falling across it and a steep fall-off on one side, where you wouldn't want to lose control of your load. After Potes you pretty much always have road options, especially once you're over Horcada, when - big picture - it's more or less gently down hill all the way. On the Salvador I remember a couple of tricky paths: a rocky almost scrambly bit up to the Collado del canto, after Poladura. And especially between Pajares and Campomanes - narrow, overgrown and in one case subsided down the steepish side, where I needed both hands grabbing roots as I side-stepped across.. And there, you are right in the heart of dense steep woodland on the side of the hills, so without an easy alternative way out. Also some stiles where you'd need to be able to lift your trolley up and over. That was 5 years ago so it's possible paths etc have been widened and made more trolley-friendly since then.... [/QUOTE]
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