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  1. SusanSmyth

    Thoughts about doing the Camino de Madrid in June/July?

    I never had a problem finding a place to sleep, but several times I passed through villages without bars or stores or drinking fountains, and everything was closed. For me sleeping was never a problem but food and, especially, water were. Who knows now with Covid?
  2. SusanSmyth

    Thoughts about doing the Camino de Madrid in June/July?

    I walked it in June 2019. It was very hot, but wonderful. I had a good hat with a wide brim so I didn’t need an umbrella. I wish, though, that I had brought and used a stronger face cream/sunblock because my lower face became chapped from the sun and wind. A minor problem. The Madrid doesn’t...
  3. SusanSmyth

    I am new here

    Yes, Cercedilla to Segovia is long and hard, but for me the most beautiful and memorable day of the Camino de Madrid.
  4. SusanSmyth

    I am new here

    That’s where I stayed. Comfortable and clean.
  5. SusanSmyth

    I am new here

    It will be HOT! Be sure to use GPS, too. We would have been lost several times without it. The Madrid is LOVELY, you will love it!
  6. SusanSmyth

    I am new here

    I did it in June and LOVED it!
  7. SusanSmyth

    Alcazarén onwards on the Madrid

    There are two things I regret about my Camino de Madrid (June 2019): the church in Wamba was closed when we arrived so I missed the ossuary, and I wish I had stayed overnight in Grajal instead of pushing on to Sahagún (that last day wasn’t particularly long but for some reason it just drained...
  8. SusanSmyth

    CdM in Feb?

    My son and I finished the Madrid mid-June. There were very few peregrinos; in fact, most nights we were alone in the albergues. The stage from Cercedilla to Segovia is hard; I can’t imagine slipping around on the stones in rain or snow.
  9. SusanSmyth

    Camino Madrid April 2019

    My husband, son and I will start out 5 June! Cannot wait!!!!!!!!
  10. SusanSmyth

    June 2019

    My son and I hope to walk the Camino de Madrid from Madrid to Sahagún. After two weeks on that Camino we need to return to Sigüenza for a wedding. If all goes well we will start our Camino around 3-5 June.

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