elevation map

[pistol]

i am looking for a one or two page sheet that shows the different places along the path together with the elevation changes. I had something like this when i did the cf and it was extremely useful.

if this isn't available could someone give me their assessment on the elevation changes from irun to bilboa and/or aviles to ribadeo. if you have done both segments can you give me a relative difference eg. irun to bilboa has twice the elevation changes as aviles to ribadeo.

 

[JohnnieWalker]

Hola

You can explore the excellent website at http://www.mundicamino.com where you will get elevations. You can copy the ones you want and make up your own profile sheets.

 

[Tia Valeria]

Hola,
Based on our experience of the Camino Primitivo we found the Gronze maps and profiles good. The Eroski ones have some bad errors.
This link is to all the Gronze Camino info, just select the one you want.
http://www.gronze.com/camino-de-santiago/mapas-generales.htm
Buen Camino

 

[Kiwi-family]

That Gronze site is excellent. How did you go with finding food? I prefer not to carry a whole day's worth of food and get dinner when I arrive somewhere - is this always feasible? We were told it would never be a problem on the CF but we had one day where we had to walk 17km on a madeline and an orange (that's a big ask for kids!)

 

[Herb Isenberg]

Hola

You can explore the excellent website at http://www.mundicamino.com where you will get elevations. You can copy the ones you want and make up your own profile sheets.

Does anyone have a set of elevation maps that include all hostel and towns along the way, I could sure use one.
Thanks again !

 

[KinkyOne]

Hola!

You can always make one yourself if there isn't any existing or available. Just copy/paste/resize etc. and print it.
http://www.mundicamino.com/los-caminos.cfm?ruta=37&etapa=1&tipo=trazado
http://www.gronze.com/etapa/irun/san-sebastian
http://caminodesantiago.consumer.es/etapa-de-irun-a-donostia-san-sebastian
http://www.elcaminoasantiago.com/caminos/costa/costa.htm
https://vivecamino.com/camino-del-norte/
http://todosloscaminosdesantiago.com/caminos/camino-delnorte/
http://www.caminosnorte.org/canorte.html
https://pilgrimdb.github.io/costa.html

Planning is half the fun.

Ultreia!

 

[BeatriceKarjalainen]

Eroski's elevation maps are great from 1 to 13 but after that they are of another kind and lack the distance.

 

[DSouthard]

I'm having no luck whatsoever finding what I'm looking for. Can someone point me to information that has elevation change information for these stages of the Camino Mozarabe? This is the route I walked. I can't find anyplace on the Internet that gives this information.

Hinojosa del Duque	Castuera
Castuera	Campanario
Campanario	La Haba
La Haba	Medellín
Medellin	Torrefresneda
Torrefresneda	Mérida

I'm also looking for these stages from Santiago to Muxia

Santiago	Negreira
Negreira	Santa Marina
Santa Marina	Dumbria
Dumbria	Muxia

I've followed the links in other responses to this thread and cannot find the information I'm looking for. Thank you.

 

[Rick of Rick and Peg]

I'm having no luck whatsoever finding what I'm looking for. Can someone point me to information that has elevation change information for these stages of the Camino Mozarabe?

Try Wikiloc.com. Besides the elevation difference you can see a track with distance information and a profile of the route. And you can download the track to use with GPS apps.

You can search for free. A free basic membership gives you a few privileges and a paid membership gives you even more privileges including a much better way to find a track between two places.

 

[Rick of Rick and Peg]

I'm also looking for these stages from Santiago to Muxia

Sorry, I forgot about this request.

In 2015 the tourist office in Santiago de Compostela gave out a free guide for the walks to Muxia and Finisterra (in English). I found a version of this online at: http://www.caminodesantiago.gal/documents/17639/155453/Fisterra Muxía - Plano - EN.pdf?version=1.0

The PDF has elevation profiles.

 

[Walkerooni]

This is the best thing I have found: long distance paths.eu

If you click on the north of Spain piece (Way of St. James), you can select chunks, eg—San Sebastián to Bilbao or Bilbao to Santander. It will give you a map, distance, all cities, villages and hamlets on that stretch with clickable links, and give elevation gains and losses for that section. It is fabulous! I plan to do Bilbao to Santiago next year, and after adding up all the ascents and descents, was shocked to find that overall climbs (14,842m) and descents (14,605m) we’re lower for CdN than for CF from SJPdP to SdC (18,666m climb/17778m descent). Can this be true!?