Ruta del Argar

[MAK]

Is it feasible for the "Ruta del Argar" which begins in Lorca to be completed on foot ? Are there any guide books or other information available on this route ? (preferably in English). Thanks in advance: MAK

 

[mspath]

Is it feasible for the "Ruta del Argar" which begins in Lorca to be completed on foot ? Are there any guide books or other information available on this route ? (preferably in English). Thanks in advance: MAK

If you Google the terms " ruta del argar lorca" you will see several references in Spanish. However the Lorca tourist bureau does have a web in English. This includes some links to sites of Argaric (BronzeAge) culture.

Happy research and Buen camino!

 

[SabsP]

Is it feasible for the "Ruta del Argar" which begins in Lorca to be completed on foot ? Are there any guide books or other information available on this route ? (preferably in English). Thanks in advance: MAK

Seems an interesting Camino. Makes connections with other more known Caminos.
I doubt you will find much English information but you never know.

I like the guides from Editorial Buen Camino.
http://www.editorialbuencamino.com/caminodesantiago/48/ruta-del-argar

Have you already seen these links?

http://www.caminosantiago.org/cpperegrino/caminos/caminover.asp?CaminoId=57

http://www.lorca-santiago.lorca.es/

Enjoy the preparations.

 

[KinkyOne]

Interesting. It's kind of Camino Combo I like to walk very much:
Ruta del Argar (Lorca - Toledo)
Levante/Sanabres (Toledo - Avila)
Teresiano (Avila - Salamanca)
VdlP (Salamanca - Zamora)
VdlP Portugues (Zamora - via Braganca - Laza)
Sanabres (Laza - SdC)

 

[MAK]

If you Google the terms " ruta del argar lorca" you will see several references in Spanish. However the Lorca tourist bureau does have a web in English. This includes some links to sites of Argaric (BronzeAge) culture.

Happy research and Buen camino!

Thanks 'mspath' you've given me some direction.