Le Puy planning site?

[Mobilemejen]

Please help the disorganized. I cannot re-find the site where you can put your starting point on the Le Puy and then your mark your stops, noting the walking distance between and the cumulative, and shows the accommodation types at that stop. I can only find the one that offers starting point and stopping points. As I will do the walk in three sections, planning is important to make sure I can start, stop for a week (and do important mom-things like go to Parents weekend at daughter's college) and resume, as well as catch transportation that gets me to Paris/Lyon/etc. airport, and back. When the Camino moves from calling to yelling, you make it happen.

 

[TMcA]

https://godesalco.com/plan/podense

The above link covers the Le Puy route from Le Puy to Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port. (Your post is on the Geneva to Le Puy section. I do not know of any planner that covers Geneva-Le Puy.)

Tom

 

[AlwynWellington]

is this the one

https://godesalco.com/plan/podense

kia kaha (take care, be strong)

 

[Mobilemejen]

https://godesalco.com/plan/podense

The above link covers the Le Puy route from Le Puy to Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port. (Your post is on the Geneva to Le Puy section. I do not know of any planner that covers Geneva-Le Puy.)

Tom

This is the one that I can find---the one that has disappeared shows the "G","H", etc. for the acommocation/services options at each stop.

 

[Mobilemejen]

This is the one that I can find---the one that has disappeared shows the "G","H", etc. for the acommocation/services options at each stop.

Thank you---it is out there, or my dreaming about the Camino is at an alarming level

 

[TMcA]

You have to first put in your starting point and finish point.
Then you may save or not (block at bottom of page).
When you "Continue" or "Enviar" to the next screen the accommodations will appear.

Tom

 

[Camino Chrissy]

How about trying this one....

www.chemindecompostelle.com

 

[Mobilemejen]

You have to first put in your starting point and finish point.
Then you may save or not (block at bottom of page).
When you "Continue" or "Enviar" to the next screen the accommodations will appear.

Tom

THANK YOU! It works, thanks for the save.J

 

[expmrw]

Please help the disorganized. I cannot re-find the site where you can put your starting point on the Le Puy and then your mark your stops, noting the walking distance between and the cumulative, and shows the accommodation types at that stop. I can only find the one that offers starting point and stopping points. As I will do the walk in three sections, planning is important to make sure I can start, stop for a week (and do important mom-things like go to Parents weekend at daughter's college) and resume, as well as catch transportation that gets me to Paris/Lyon/etc. airport, and back. When the Camino moves from calling to yelling, you make it happen.

You could try the Miam Miam Dodo long guides. They are available as books and may be digitally. From Le Puy it is the GR65 and there are Topo Guides as well

Good Luck

 

[Alastair Calder]

https://godesalco.com/plan/podense

The above link covers the Le Puy route from Le Puy to Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port. (Your post is on the Geneva to Le Puy section. I do not know of any planner that covers Geneva-Le Puy.)

Tom

Thanks Tom,
I've walk the Camino Frances and also Portuguese , and now looking at Le Puy to SJPDP but in April next year . Would have to leave Le Puy not later than mid April , how would the weather be then
Thanks Alastair NZ

 

[Deleted member 3000]

Would have to leave Le Puy not later than mid April , how would the weather be then

There likely will be some snow possible, and it may be quite rainy. I had about 25 days of rain one May!! As you approach SJPdP and are away from the mountains, it may be hot. May is a busy walking month in France, so it may be quiet as you leave in April, but you will have lots of fellow pilgrims as you get into May and its many holidays.

 

[Kitsambler]

Would have to leave Le Puy not later than mid April

For all Le Puy walkers: please check the calendars for religious and school holidays.
Easter: 21 April 2019 (Easter is a moveable feast, so the date changes every year. Preceded by Holy Week. Many gites in France are only open from Easter to All Saints.
May Day: 1 May (legal holiday)
V-E Day: 8 May (legal holiday)
These are both fixed dates, and often become 4-day weekends or holiday weeks for walkers.
Schools: https://www.schoolholidayseurope.eu/france.html
Pentecost/Whitsunday: 9 June 2019 (Whitmonday is a legal holiday)

Holidays in France are a double-edged sword: they may generate more walkers. On the other hand, they may generate vacations (ir, closures) for the gite owners, as grandmere and grandpere go visit the grandkids.