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  1. Liz Drew

    Camino Norte + heights

    The del Norte is just so beautiful! Sure, you climb EVERY day and the views are worth it! The paths vary from rocky to almost paved but you are well protected from going over the edge! Enjoy!
  2. Liz Drew

    Picos de Europa

    Wow! That is absolutely stunning! I knew they would be as I was walking within dinner got of them recently! Good on you. Really inspirational
  3. Liz Drew

    What's going on? Camino del Norte hard?

    I also have just finished walking all the del Norte as well. I finished on the 9 th October and I agree with you. I have also done a few other Caminos and this one was by far the most physically challenging. The day walking into Gijón was a killer! It is relentless, day after day of hills until...
  4. Liz Drew

    What's going on? Camino del Norte hard?

    I have never done the Frances and probably never will as there are far too many people for me! The Portugués was my first and last year the Vis de la Plata which does have quite a bit of road walking, lots of solitude and quite a few hills. I start the del Norte in September. I expect it to be...
  5. Liz Drew

    Camino del Norte from Australia

    Request accepted. The photo of the dog confused me!
  6. Liz Drew

    Camino del Norte from Australia

    Hi Dan, You will find me on Facebook at Elizabeth Drew, . I would stay in both those places for at least an extra day. Why the rush? I look forward to hearing from you. Liz
  7. Liz Drew

    Following the coast from Santander to Boo

    Great info and I have looked at your FB page. Many thanks
  8. Liz Drew

    Camino del Norte from Australia

    Hi Dan, I live in Brisbane and the del Norte will be my third camino. I fly into Madrid, from there I will train it to Irun. You might consider flying into Paris and train from here - it's just slightly longer. It won't matter how far from Bilbao you are, you will find it easy to return there...
  9. Liz Drew

    Sleeping bag del Norte in September

    Thanks David, I will take it. I don’t cope with cold weather well.
  10. Liz Drew

    Sleeping bag del Norte in September

    After spending time in Canada, Mexico and Cuba I will go over to Europe and do the del Norte. From there I will fly to South America and spend a month there before flying home to Australia. As I will only be travelling with one backpack will I need a sleeping bag at that time of the year on...
  11. Liz Drew

    Swimming in Norte and sleeping bag question. Sept 2019

    Bamboo, I live in Queensland (sub tropic area of Australia) and am spoilt by the warm Pacific Ocean, however, I will be starting in Irun around September 5th this year and will be swimming- perhaps not for long but I will definitely get in the water. I swam in the Atlantic (freezing) when I did...
  12. Liz Drew

    Best way to get to Irun

    I can fly either into Madrid or Paris. I am now flying to Europe from Mexico City
  13. Liz Drew

    Best way to get to Irun

    Many thanks I appreciate youtaking the time
  14. Liz Drew

    Best way to get to Irun

    Flying to Barcelona is possible, I need to decide ASAP as I am booking flights
  15. Liz Drew

    Best way to get to Irun

    I am flying Brisbane to Paris!
  16. Liz Drew

    Best way to get to Irun

    Many thanks Liz
  17. Liz Drew

    Best way to get to Irun

    I am on track to start from Irun in August but would like to hear from those who have gone before me, the best way to get to Irun. Is it from Paris, Madrid or somewhere else? Thanks Liz

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