23rd May 2016 from Ages for a week

[AudTrekker]

Hi there,
Back again. Finished in Ages, just before Burgos last year so continuing on from there this year.
Flying to Bilbao from Dublin with 3 of my sisters.
Can't wait!!

 

[NualaOC]

Hi there,
Back again. Finished in Ages, just before Burgos last year so continuing on from there this year.
Flying to Bilbao from Dublin with 3 of my sisters.
Can't wait!!

Buen Camino to all 4 of you!

 

[Peter Fransiscus]

Hi there,
Back again. Finished in Ages, just before Burgos last year so continuing on from there this year.
Flying to Bilbao from Dublin with 3 of my sisters.
Can't wait!!

Welcome back, wish you all four a wonderful time together and a Buen Camino, Peter.

 

[Dutch]

Enjoy! The walk out of Ages is nice, especialy right after Atapuerca. The last several km's into Burgos not so much, but Burgos is nice, so makes up for it

 

[Devon Mike]

Enjoy! The walk out of Ages is nice, especialy right after Atapuerca. The last several km's into Burgos not so much, but Burgos is nice, so makes up for it

The signposted route into Burgos is a long trek through the built up suburbs, but there is an alternative route known as the River Route which follows the Rio Arlanzon right to the Cathedral and is so much nicer.

After passing through the village Orbaneja, the Camino crosses a main dual carriageway road. Just after that there is a track off to the left in front of some new housing. The signs direct you straight ahead, but ignore them and take the track to the left. This track skirts round the back of Burgos airport and joins a road at Castanares where you go straight across and find the river where you cross it and turn right, then keep it on your right side all the way to the Cathedral.