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[QUOTE="Rick M, post: 743117, member: 51116"] We did part of the norte from Irun to Santander last month. All of my research was filled with "the route is well marked". Well that was not our experience. Most days we encountered places where the arrows peterred out, and more than a few where you were confronted with arrows pointing different directions. Because the route is between the mountains and the sea, you can't go really wrong, and there are so many roads that are well marked to help you get reoriented, it never became a serious issue. Nevertheless, I used Google maps pretty much every day to keep us on track. I suggest that you have access to a GPS, or study the route map very carefully each night. As a final comment, there are lots of choices on the Norte. My impression is that it would almost be possible to get from stage to stage without ever being on the official route. Buen Camino [/QUOTE]
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