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Camino in March??

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Hi and welcome to the forum Alberta,

You can get some general ideas on the weather condition by starting here:
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I also did a search for "weather march" in the search box on this forum and found some interesting links. Have a look here.

Note that the higher elevations (around O Cebreiro for example) might have lower temperatures than reported in the "average" numbers you will see in these statistics.

I hope this helps.

Un saludo,
Ivar
 
Alberta,

I started on the 6 March in Pamplona, as I was told that the Pyrenees might be to risky to cross because of the snow.
Throughout the whole of March I had perfect walking conditions with only 2 or 3 days of rain. Most of the time I walked in t-shirts, but of course you will need a jacket and a fleeze for the mornings. Also the big advantage is that it's not so crowded, I never had any problems to get a bed in the albergues. I had a light-weight sleeping bag (750gr) with me, for the really cold nights you always can ask the hospitalero for a blanket.
When I crossed the Cebreiro it was sunny and warm, though 3 days later I saw on the Spanish TV that it was snowing again and Pilgrims walking through the snow, so you never really know and you will need to be prepared.

After all, I still believe that March is the best month for the Camino, not so crowded and not too hot, and the best of all - you walk into the spring!

Rolf
 
St James' Way - Self-guided 4-7 day Walking Packages, Reading to Southampton, 110 kms
Wheather seems no problem in Portuguese Camino

Hi ! I'm portuguese and will do the portuguese camino im March it will most probably b a rainy camino but temperature shound be a problem.
If want more info you can contact me at aluso75@gmail.com

good luck!
 

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