Solo walker early July

[stephhhanieeeee]

Hello all, I am looking for some expert advice. I will be traveling solo and female. I am not totally sure where exactly to start though my tentative plan is to fly into Milan and start somewhere near there. I don't need to make it all the way to Rome on foot. What are your recommendations? I really just want to cover some land, see some sights, and eat delicious food for fairly inexpensive. I did part of the Camino del Norte back in 2019. I walked for about a week and I am thinking probably the same amount of time for this. Are there certain stretches that I can't miss?

I am mostly nervous about lodging locations. Is this fairly easy to figure out once you get there or would this be something I should plan ahead of time?

Thank you in advance for your recommendations!

 

[roving_rufus]

Hi
Milan is a major rail junction and it'd fairly easy to take a train to a range of points on the VF. So a week could cover the Aosta valley or train to Fidenza and head over the mountains from there.

As for accomodation and a quick overview might be good to look at Gronze-

Vía Francígena | Gronze.com

La Vía Francígena es un camino histórico de peregrinación —declarado Itinerario Cultural Europeo en 1994— que une la catedral de la ciudad inglesa de Canterbury con la plaza de San Pedro de Roma. Su origen es la peregrinación de Sigerico, arzobispo de Canterbury, en el año 990. Actualmente está...

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