April 25 Start from Leon

[Amused212]

On April 25, 2022, I will, finally, restart my Camino from where I left off in 2019. Had planned to finish in 2020 but COVID had other ideas. My daughter will join me - she previously walked with me from SJPP to Burgos, then had to return home for work while I went on for a bit. Am hoping the Camino at that time is not so busy that it is a problem finding lodging each day (don't usually book in advance) yet busy enough to keep local businesses profitable. Hope to see some of you on the Camino!
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[Bama Hiker]

On April 25, 2022, I will, finally, restart my Camino from where I left off in 2019. Had planned to finish in 2020 but COVID had other ideas. My daughter will join me - she previously walked with me from SJPP to Burgos, then had to return home for work while I went on for a bit. Am hoping the Camino at that time is not so busy that it is a problem finding lodging each day (don't usually book in advance) yet busy enough to keep local businesses profitable. Hope to see some of you on the Camino!
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My daughter Abigail and I are walking from SJPP and should arrive Leon on April 24. We have an option to stay 2 days, but must depart by April 26 to stay on schedule to link up with my wife Tracy in Sarria on May 3. Our plan is reach SdC on May 8, then push on to finish in Muxia on May 12. You should not have any problems with lodging before you reach SdC, but you may want to book your accommodations in Santiago for the dates you will be there. Prices are expensive and availability can be an issue -- costing you more than you planned to spend on lodging. I have already booked our stays. You should also plan your departure from Santiago back to the states so you don't have issues with your travel connections. Cheers and Buen Camino!