Camino San Salvador Sept. 2015

[Hanne]

Walked Camino San Salvador in 4 days in Sept. 2015. It is a well marked and beautiful Mountainwalk.
I can only recommend this camino, - a new favorite ! 125 km from León to Oviedo.

 

[peregrina2000]

Walked Camino San Salvador in 4 days in Sept. 2015. It is a well marked and beautiful Mountainwalk.
I can only recommend this camino, - a new favorite ! 125 km from León to Oviedo.

I agree with you completely, Hanne. And for people thinking of doing this camino in the next year, I have heard from Ender that there will be a new version of his very complete guide ready to launch in 2016.

p.s., Hanne, the Camino de Levante may be the next obvious choice for you (I see the long list of caminos under your picture). I loved it, but it's definitely best in springtime.

 

[KinkyOne]

I agree with you completely, Hanne. And for people thinking of doing this camino in the next year, I have heard from Ender that there will be a new version of his very complete guide ready to launch in 2016.

p.s., Hanne, the Camino de Levante may be the next obvious choice for you (I see the long list of caminos under your picture). I loved it, but it's definitely best in springtime.

Hola, Laurie!

Is Ender's guidebook also (or will it be) available in English language? No sweat if only in Spanish, just asking

 

[Hanne]

I agree with you completely, Hanne. And for people thinking of doing this camino in the next year, I have heard from Ender that there will be a new version of his very complete guide ready to launch in 2016.

p.s., Hanne, the Camino de Levante may be the next obvious choice for you (I see the long list of caminos under your picture). I loved it, but it's definitely best in springtime.

No, but Camino Baztanés or Le Puy could be the next and probably in september.

 

[peregrina2000]

Hola, Laurie!

Is Ender's guidebook also (or will it be) available in English language? No sweat if only in Spanish, just asking

Hi, Kinky, the current version is available in English. http://www.slideshare.net/mobile/caminodelsalvador/guia-ingles-del-camino-del-salvador I will be translating the new edition whenever it's ready, but that isn't likely to happen before next summer. Not sure if it will be done in time for the "rush" of walkers on the Salvador. Since I haven't been on the Salavador for five years, I don't know if there have been lots of changes, but my guess is that this current version, updated with whatever info has appeared ont he forum, will be plenty. Are you headed there next year?

 

[KinkyOne]

Hi, Kinky, the current version is available in English. http://www.slideshare.net/mobile/caminodelsalvador/guia-ingles-del-camino-del-salvador I will be translating the new edition whenever it's ready, but that isn't likely to happen before next summer. Not sure if it will be done in time for the "rush" of walkers on the Salvador. Since I haven't been on the Salavador for five years, I don't know if there have been lots of changes, but my guess is that this current version, updated with whatever info has appeared ont he forum, will be plenty. Are you headed there next year?

Don't know if next year but I think it should be done as soon as possible to avoid crowds As I heard there are already on Primitivo and much less on either Vasco del Interior or Bayona which makes my end and start of combo with Salvador in the middle.

But also thinking very much about at least two other combinations (south of CF) so really don't know. Will see about funds and my parents health... If I could I'd walk two Caminos each year

EDIT: Looked into the guide and it's so detailed I can't imagine someone could get lost. Excellent!