PádraigSiúlóir
New Member
- Time of past OR future Camino
- 2011, 2012, 2013, "2016"
Hello all,
I’m planning to cycle The Camino starting from St. Jean Pied de Port in the first fortnight of May. I want to stay on the original route as much as possible. I’ve completed The Camino twice already on foot and do not want to have to lift and haul my bike and gear over rocks or through mud which was at times difficult enough to do on foot, though well worth it, when carrying only ten kilograms approx. I also want to avoid as much asphalt as possible. Can anybody suggest a good guide or map that takes my preferences into consideration with indications where one should leave the trail to avoid exposed rock and also where one can re-join the trail.
Regards and thanks.
Pádraig
I’m planning to cycle The Camino starting from St. Jean Pied de Port in the first fortnight of May. I want to stay on the original route as much as possible. I’ve completed The Camino twice already on foot and do not want to have to lift and haul my bike and gear over rocks or through mud which was at times difficult enough to do on foot, though well worth it, when carrying only ten kilograms approx. I also want to avoid as much asphalt as possible. Can anybody suggest a good guide or map that takes my preferences into consideration with indications where one should leave the trail to avoid exposed rock and also where one can re-join the trail.
Regards and thanks.
Pádraig