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Advice needed: Pyrenees and Santiago - 7 days

noel_w

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Hello everybody,

I'm intending to walk the camino coming late April but I only have 7 walking days. I would like to cross the Pyrenees from SJPDP as well as walking the last part of the camino towards Santiago.

Can anybody advice if this is possible? Thanks!

Best regards,
Noel
 
The one from Galicia (the round) and the one from Castilla & Leon. Individually numbered and made by the same people that make the ones you see on your walk.
You can certainly walk from SJDD to Roncesvalles and take an expensive taxi ride forward to Pamplona to catch a train in one very long day. Getting to Sarria overnight by train might be tricky, but from there it's only five days on foot to Santiago. An unconventional Camino, but technically doable.
 
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I'm intending to walk the camino coming late April but I only have 7 walking days. I would like to cross the Pyrenees from SJPDP as well as walking the last part of the camino towards Santiago.

The Camino isn't going anywhere-- walk to Logroño and plan a return trip. :)
 
I'm sure there's a good reason but why do the "bookends" of the trip without reading the "book"? You'll never be able to replicate walking into Santiago for the "first time"!
 
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