15 camino options for 2022

[peregrina2000]

That’s what this article in the Spanish magazine Hola suggests,

The pictures are really nice, wish there were more!

 

[peregrino_tom]

When I clicked on that link it took me to Facebook and then, after they'd attached some of their cookies, I was diverted to Hola Magazine.
I think this link should take you straight to the item if you would like to step around the Meta-verse
https://www.hola.com/viajes/galeria/20211227201973/camino-santiago-castilla-y-leon/1/

 

[tpalmercurl]

When I clicked on that link it took me to Facebook and then, after they'd attached some of their cookies, I was diverted to Hola Magazine.
I think this link should take you straight to the item if you would like to step around the Meta-verse
https://www.hola.com/viajes/galeria/20211227201973/camino-santiago-castilla-y-leon/1/

Thank you, Tom!

 

[koknesis]

Thank you, great pictures indeed!

In March of 2018 we had 1 week for a blitz-camino
Day 1. Helsinki-flight-Madrid-bus-Burgos
Day 2. In Burgos and then bus to Leon.
Day 3. Walking Leon - Hospital de Orbigo
Day 4. Walking Hospital de Orbigo - Astorga
Day 5. Walking Astorga - El Acebo
Day 6. Walking El Acebo -Ponferrada
Day 7. Ponferrada-bus-Madrid-flight-Helsinki

So only 4 days of walking, but it was pretty spectacular route indeed, including passing Cruz de Fierro..

 

[peregrina2000]

When I clicked on that link it took me to Facebook and then, after they'd attached some of their cookies, I was diverted to Hola Magazine.
I think this link should take you straight to the item if you would like to step around the Meta-verse
https://www.hola.com/viajes/galeria/20211227201973/camino-santiago-castilla-y-leon/1/

I changed my link, thanks for that! Believe it or not, I tried to go direct to Hola and apparently was unable to do that, because I know there are some on the forum with very strong aversions to Facebook.

 

[David Tallan]

Interestingly, their focus seems to be on the autonomous region of Castilla-Leon. All of the Caminos they picked pass through the region and they only discuss the parts of those Caminos that lie within the region. So, for example for the Camino Frances (the first of the fifteen) they start their discussion with the Montes de Oca and finish with Villafranca del Bierzo and the passage into Galicia.

 

[craiger1511]

Interestingly, their focus seems to be on the autonomous region of Castilla-Leon. All of the Caminos they picked pass through the region and they only discuss the parts of those Caminos that lie within the region. So, for example for the Camino Frances (the first of the fifteen) they start their discussion with the Montes de Oca and finish with Villafranca del Bierzo and the passage into Galicia.

@David Tallan. I believe that the magazine is a regional publication hence the article's focus on Castilla-Leon.

 

[VNwalking]

Beautiful pics, thanks, Laurie!
Slightly off topic, but there were lots of really interesting links to follow about routes around Burgos, with information pertinent to the San Olav and last stages of the Lana, as well as the Viejo and Vasco. Here are a few of my faves:

Un profundo desfiladero y una villa medieval, sorpresas en una ruta por Burgos

Del monasterio de San Pedro de Arlanza al desfiladero de la Yecla pasando por la villa medieval de Covarrubias y uno de los claustros más bellos de España.

www-hola-com.translate.goog

Burgos desconocido, sorpresas que aún te quedan por conocer

Un pueblo construido sobre un puente natural, una peña con forma de proa de navío, una vanguardista capilla dedicada al patrón de Noruega, cascadas, desfiladeros, valles pasiegos y otras sorpresas que todavía no conoces en Burgos.

www-hola-com.translate.goog

 

[Canche]

When I clicked on that link it took me to Facebook and then, after they'd attached some of their cookies, I was diverted to Hola Magazine.
I think this link should take you straight to the item if you would like to step around the Meta-verse
https://www.hola.com/viajes/galeria/20211227201973/camino-santiago-castilla-y-leon/1/

 

[peregrina2000]

last stages of the Lana,

Thanks, VN. The description of the Desfiladero de Yecla reminded me that the last time I walked into Santo Domingo de Silos coming off the Castellano-Aragonés, I had tried to fin a way to detour off to walk through the gorge. Now that I use wikiloc it is very easy!

From Huerta de Rey, on the Lana, to the Yecla gorge, is about 20 km.

Desfiladero Yecla a Huerta de Rey

Desfiladero Yecla a Huerta de Rey Hiking trail in Hinojar de Cervera, Castilla y León (España). Download its GPS track and follow the route on a map. Record your own itinerary from the Wikiloc app, upload the trail and share it with the community.

www.wikiloc.com

From the gorge to the monastery in Santo Domingo de Silos is about 7.5

Sendero Monasterio de Santo Domingo de Silos - Desfiladero de la Yecla (Santo Domingo de Silos)

Sendero Monasterio de Santo Domingo de Silos - Desfiladero de la Yecla (Santo Domingo de Silos) Hiking trail in Santo Domingo de Silos, Castilla y León (España). Download its GPS track and follow the itinerary on a map. Sendero realizado el 7 de agosto de 2020. Para iniciar el sendero nos...

www.wikiloc.com

Looks like it would be a nice detour!