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That document from the tourist office was quite up to date when I went that way. Markings were scant though, so it needed to be supplemented with a GPS. This may have changed. I would be happy to translate the guide to English if anyone wants it.
Amazing Diego. Quite a feat of engineering, assembling all the disparate sources of data and producing something that is as useful as entertaining. Spent some nice time looking at places on the Levante and Brangança route where I got miserably lost.
You are a sleuth! You are right - visited Santiago de los Caballeros and San Pedro de la Nave the same day. Here are all the photos I took of the later one.
Found a longer one.
Camino mozárabe Almería to Granada.
Camino mozárabe via Úbeda from Granada to Ciudad Real
Camino de La Mancha from Ciudad Real to Toledo
Plata from Sevilla to Salamanca
Torres from Salamanca to Peso da Regua
Portugués del Interior Peso da Regua to Verin
Sanabres...
Levante to Zamora, Via de la Plata from Zamora via Bragança in Portugal to Verín, then rest of the way in the Sanabrés. A lot of different ecosystems, cultures, even two languages and one dialect.
There are other threads on this topic I think. Without backtracking or leaving the path I think...
Hi,
I did this variant starting November 1, 2013. I have to say that little has changed - beautiful countryside, kind people, deficient way marking. The pile of stone monolith markers in Arcillera you mention are still there, un-erected. A pot of yellow paint and a few days work would really...
Did the Camino de Levante this fall starting in Toledo, then from Zamora, instead of going via the Sanabrés, took the Portuguese route via Braganza, emerging back in Spain in Verín, and from there in a day's walk onto Laza in the Sanabrés and on to Santiago. Way marking in Toledo was deficient...
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