Fans of "The Walking Pilgrim"; PeterRobbins maps

[Peregrinopaul]

I don't know if this has already been posted, but if you, like me, were a frequent user of Peter's map site before it disappeared, I have found a terrific alternative on "walking club.org.uk". Just select "Euromaps" and "Spain" then "IGN Spain" and you'll be there. You also get a basemap called "OCM Outdoors" which has the caminos tracked at as large a scale as you like, as well as satellite and others. I find it little oversensitive to mouse movements on my mac, but with care it behaves.
Hope this helps.

 

[Peregrinopaul]

That should have been walkingclub (one word).

 

[KinkyOne]

That should have been walkingclub (one word).

Found it nevertheless. Thanks for posting. Very useful for some less known or walked Caminos/GR routes without printed or web published guide books.

 

[SYates]

And to make life easier, here the direct link to the Spain Map http://www.walkingclub.org.uk/maps/topographic/spain.shtml Buen Camino, SY

 

[movinmaggie]

That should have been walkingclub (one word).

Tried as you suggested, but could not find the option for 'Euromaps'....

 

[mspath]

Tried as you suggested, but could not find the option for 'Euromaps'....

Use the shortcut provided by SYates in the post above to directly arrive at the Spanish IGN maps without passing through Euromaps. Then in that IGN legend box hit OCM Outdoors to see all the camino routes. Zoom in to easier read the route names.

 

[KinkyOne]

Use the shortcut provided by SYates in the post above to directly arrive at the Spanish IGN maps without passing through Euromaps. Then in that IGN legend box hit OCM Outdoors to see all the camino routes. Zoom in to easier read the route names.

I did as suggested and saw many blue colour indicated paths. Some of them are indeed Caminos and rest are I would say (most of them but I may be wrong) other hiking routes. Also some quite well known routes are missing. Not really helpfull to go to OCM Outdoors I think because on usuall maps you can easily see nivelation etc.

 

[Albertagirl]

I did as suggested and saw many blue colour indicated paths. Some of them are indeed Caminos and rest are I would say (most of them but I may be wrong) other hiking routes. Also some quite well known routes are missing. Not really helpfull to go to OCM Outdoors I think because on usuall maps you can easily see nivelation etc.

KinkyOne:
I played with the maps on this website for a few minutes, then most of the map I was looking at was obscured by an advertisement demanding a donation to maintain the website. I think I shall stick to maps.me, which is quite good for my purposes, it's free, can be used offline, and is getting better all the time.