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Camino Ingles in April, should I take my 14 year old?
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[QUOTE="miguel_gp, post: 477749, member: 953"] I've walked all the routes in and out of Santiago (excluding the Frances) and the Ingles has always been the quietest. That said, it's popularity has increased massively in the last 10 years and presumably you will be walking over/around Easter period (school holidays) which may make it busier than other times in April. The Portugues from Tui or Valenca is likely to be busier. I am also toying with taking my 15 and 18 year olds with me on Camino this year or next. Both have expressed an interest in walking the Camino although neither walk regularly at the moment so I will be doing several training walks with them, including on consecutive days, to ensure that they realise the commitment they are undertaking. Just getting out of bed to start at a reasonable time could be a trial in itself ;). I hope that your father/son adventure happens but 10 days or so consecutive and fairly tough walking is a big ask if he doesn't necessarily want to be there. I took a group of 8 adults on the Ingles last summer and the majority of them found it pretty tough despite their prior training. If you or he are not sure, maybe a shorter camino, 3-4 days from A Coruna in a long weekend and if the Compostela is important to you or your son, the balance of the 100km can be walked in your home country with appropriate proof. Buen Camino whatever you decide. Mig [/QUOTE]
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