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Are there any Labyrinths to Walk on the Camino?

Rod Murray

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As if the walk on the Camino is not enough, are there any Labyrinths to walk in any of the Churches or Towns along the Camino Frances? I've not read about any in the guidebooks but perhaps other walkers know of some?
 
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As if the walk on the Camino is not enough, are there any Labyrinths to walk in any of the Churches or Towns along the Camino Frances? I've not read about any in the guidebooks but perhaps other walkers know of some?

At the top of a hill (?) in/near/around Atapuerca, we walked a magnificent rock labyrinth. Under sunny skies, leaning into a big wind, our path stretching below us, we walked a Camino within a Camino. Glorious.
 

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I remember that location & labyrinth. After Atapuerca, at the highest point called Cruceiro. We climbed up the hills, and there was a cross at the top, and the labyrinth was up ahead and to the right.
 
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