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Wow, looks magnificent. I guess you going to do that one next - maybe?Ender is at it again, here is a guide to the Olvidado. I have no doubt it will have the same effect on this camino as his work on the Salvador did about ten years ago. Go now to beat the crowds! It is in Spanish, but lots of the information is easy to decipher. I will be translating it into English soon and will post the link when it is done.
Hi again! My (Spanish) wife is a translator and I am sure she’d be willing to help if there were any bits of the Spanish you wanted a second opinion on. Just an offer in case.Ender is at it again, here is a guide to the Olvidado. I have no doubt it will have the same effect on this camino as his work on the Salvador did about ten years ago. Go now to beat the crowds! It is in Spanish, but lots of the information is easy to decipher. I will be translating it into English soon and will post the link when it is done.
Hi, Undermanager, send me your email address in a PM and I will send it to you. I think we missed each other by a few days on the Mozárabe last year, and maybe we will coincide on the Olvidado. I am going to start walking on the Vasco on June 4, and then bus to Aguilar to walk the rest of the Olvidado. At least those are my hopes!This sounds brilliant. Another time saving guide from the community. How can I get hold of a pre-finished-version, please? May well end up on this route in about 4 weeks time.
Just an update to say I have finished the translation and Ender now has the fun task of putting it into the guide format. But if anyone is planning to walk the Olvidado before the product is finished, I am happy to send the translation to you.
I’m hoping to be back on the Olvidado in June, and it would be great to see others. When I walked it in 2014 (?) I never met another pilgrim. Based on all of Ender’s promotion, I am hoping that will be different this time. Buen camino, Laurie
Ender is at it again, here is a guide to the Olvidado. I have no doubt it will have the same effect on this camino as his work on the Salvador did about ten years ago. Go now to beat the crowds! It is in Spanish, but lots of the information is easy to decipher. I will be translating it into English soon and will post the link when it is done.
It's going to be difficult not to detour off the Camino del Norte when I start next week. Thanks for posting. How beautiful.
WowFor those like jungleboy who are considering the Olvidado, go to this youtube account.
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I have only watched one stage, but he is currently on the Olvidado, and the videos are short and give the highlights of each day.
Hello, Gronze mentions a Viejo Camino. Is the same as this the Olvidado? I can't find much about the Viejo on this forum so wondered if they are the same? What would it be like to walk in August? Thanks.
Congratulations and well done to those who contributed to putting this together.
Now I'm wondering, is there a feeder trail that connects Pamplona to this route, perhaps near Medina de Pomar?
I think the Camino Olvidado is a simply wonderful name. So romantic!
Congratulations and well done to those who contributed to putting this together.
Now I'm wondering, is there a feeder trail that connects Pamplona to this route, perhaps near Medina de Pomar?
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