Cluny to Le Puy May-June 2018

[SUSIE]

Hi
Looking for advice and up to date info on this Route.
Not to be missed places to stay and visit, spiritual experiences ect.
Extra stages to break down difficult or long stages.

Anything else....

Thank you
Susie

 

[mspath]

Hi
Looking for advice and up to date info on this Route.
Not to be missed places to stay and visit, spiritual experiences ect.
Extra stages to break down difficult or long stages.

Anything else....

Thank you
Susie

To begin your research do check out the posts and helpful links in this earlier recent thread.
https://www.caminodesantiago.me/community/threads/cluny-to-le-puy-en-velay-and-onward.52887/

Happy planning and Bon chemin!

 

[SUSIE]

Thank you I have looked at the links.

 

[Kitsambler]

Since you've already walked the Le Puy route and are still interested in walking in France, you might also consider the Geneva route.

 

[SUSIE]

will do maybe for next year.
Thank you

 

[ashleygf]

Susie, I will be looking to walk this route in September 2018 , so will be following with interest. My wife and I walk for a variety of reasons , primarily for the fitness benefits but also love the Frnch countryside. We will be joined by others along the way who are less physically capable.
If you find any pack transport companies along the way can you please post. Thanks. And Bon Camino.

 

[SUSIE]

Hi Ashleygf
I hope to start walking soon and I will let you know about any baggage transport I come across.
I know that in Tramayes [Day 1 Cluny to Tramayes] there is a Chambre d'Hotes called La Grange Fleurie -
grangefleurie@wanadoo.fr - Tel 03 85 50 5936 that takes bags from Cluny to Tramayes and a bit further on aswell. Very helpful friendly people and they speak English.

 

[David from Freo]

Susie,

I was delighted to see your post as my wife and I are intending to walk from Cluny via Le Puy this year, commencing around mid August. So like Ashleygf I will be watching with interest any information that you are able to share.

I have seen reference to an ' Orange book' which provides details of this section, but I have not yet been able to purchase a copy. If you or any one reading this knows of a supplier who could post this to Australia, I'd be very appreciative.

With best wishes, David.

 

[SUSIE]

Orange Guide -Every year a new version; order at amis-st-jacques.org or for sale at the tourist office in Cluny. You can also contact.
contact@cluny-tourisme.com
www.cluny-tourisme.com

The other Guide check out www.ffrandonnee.fr Topoguides- Just published Cluny-Le Puy/Lyon -Le Puy

 

[David from Freo]

Susie, Thanks very much for that information. I'll follow it up now! regards, David.

 

[ashleygf]

Thanks Susie. I meant to say walking in 2019 , so 15 months away for us . Will follow your travels tho. Appreciate the info.

 

[Colleen.S]

Hi
Looking for advice and up to date info on this Route.
Not to be missed places to stay and visit, spiritual experiences ect.
Extra stages to break down difficult or long stages.

Anything else....

Thank you
Susie

Hi Susie,
I think we met on the Le Puy route in 2014. (Richard & Colleen from Victoria, Canada). We are thinking about doing this trip in the Fall of 2019. Did you post a blog or have you any advice to offer re stages, accommodation, etc. Did you enjoy it? Thanks for any help you can provide.