- Time of past OR future Camino
- Via Gebennensis (2018)
Via Podiensis (2018)
Voie Nive Bidassoa (2018)
Camino Del Norte (2018)
We started our Camino del Norte this morning. We stayed in Hendaye, and at dawn crossed the bridge.
Before we left Australia, and also while we were walking in France, we were given the message that the first stage, in particular climbing up to Jaizkibel was "hard". Sometimes we heard: very hard.
The path from the Ermita Santiago to Ermita Guadalupe was very ravined, which meant we had to watch our step. But apart from that we enjoyed every bit of the stage, and didn't find it any harder than many stages we had walked previously.
For example, it was on par with the path from Yenne to St-Maurice-de-Rotherens, the climb out of Monistrol d'Allier, the ones out of Conques and Cahors.
If you haven't experienced those sort of walks and terrain, then I understand you might find it hard.
Before we left Australia, and also while we were walking in France, we were given the message that the first stage, in particular climbing up to Jaizkibel was "hard". Sometimes we heard: very hard.
The path from the Ermita Santiago to Ermita Guadalupe was very ravined, which meant we had to watch our step. But apart from that we enjoyed every bit of the stage, and didn't find it any harder than many stages we had walked previously.
For example, it was on par with the path from Yenne to St-Maurice-de-Rotherens, the climb out of Monistrol d'Allier, the ones out of Conques and Cahors.
If you haven't experienced those sort of walks and terrain, then I understand you might find it hard.