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🇮🇹 Via Francigena (Canterbury to Rome)
St. Francis Way Assisi to Rome
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[QUOTE="High Endeavours, post: 1207709, member: 20842"] I walked from Florence to Rome last May/June. It is definitely much more challenging than the Invierno, particularly until Assisi. There are still some challenging sections after that. However, if you are fit you should be ok. There are lots of different variants, some of which will allow you to walk a gentler way if you wish to. I found Sandy Brown’s guide was out of date, though he says that it is being updated. I used Matthew Harms new guide from Village To Village that came out this past April. It was well done with good maps and shows all the variants. A very well thought out guide. Of course you can also download the GPX tracks which I think are best to have because in places the signage was either not great or missing. Most of the route is well marked. I didn’t see or meet very many other walkers until after Assisi, and most of them were heading from Rome to Assisi. When I walked the Invierno in 2016 I didn’t meet a single walker until almost Santiago, so I assume you’ve had a quieter pilgrimage and are comfortable with this. In honesty, it wasn’t my favourite Camino, but each route is different for everyone. Have fun! [/QUOTE]
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