- Time of past OR future Camino
- Francés, Norte, Salvador, Primitivo, Portuguese
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How about Lourdes to Puente la Reina? You can then carry on to Santiago if you have the time....I will be on a Camino next year, I just don't know which one! I walked most of the Norte this year, until injury (and stupidity) forced me to stop. So I do want to finish out my CdN from Vilalba to Santiago. I also want to walk at least a month on another Camino. I don't want a solitary route. I do love the Frances and the camaraderie that I found there on my first two Caminos, but I'm open to new experiences. I'm not sure what time of year. Anytime between May and October? But I'm open to any time without too much rain.July and August don't scare me. I've walked in those months.
You may want to try Camino San Salvador from Leon up to Oviedo and from there finish the Norte. I may do that next spring or Primitivo from OviedoI will be on a Camino next year, I just don't know which one! I walked most of the Norte this year, until injury (and stupidity) forced me to stop. So I do want to finish out my CdN from Vilalba to Santiago. I also want to walk at least a month on another Camino. I don't want a solitary route. I do love the Frances and the camaraderie that I found there on my first two Caminos, but I'm open to new experiences. I'm not sure what time of year. Anytime between May and October? But I'm open to any time without too much rain.July and August don't scare me. I've walked in those months.
I'm actually thinking of a mid May Camino Frances, because I'd love to see the Meseta when it's green.I'd consider the Frances in may... You never know who you might bump into
It’s a lovely stretchI recommend the Via de la Plata in March-April-early May. Start in Merida if you don't have time to start in Seville. The Merida-Salamanca is my favourite Camino stretch. There is enough camaraderie but not masses of people.
I am thinking of walking from Zamora on the Sanabres in April, since I haven't done that yet.
I'm thinking of doing this, but if I find out that I'm walking with a group of people that I enjoy I may not want to split off in Leon, And how do you connect from Oviedo to the Norte?You may want to try Camino San Salvador from Leon up to Oviedo and from there finish the Norte. I may do that next spring or Primitivo from Oviedo
I think that I found the answer: Gronze Camino del Norte stage 3E - Oviedo to Avilés.I'm thinking of doing this, but if I find out that I'm walking with a group of people that I enjoy I may not want to split off in Leon, And how do you connect from Oviedo to the Norte?
Yep, that's it!I think that I found the answer: Gronze Camino del Norte stage 3E - Oviedo to Avilés.
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