Map / guide for camino aragones

[cowS]

I note that other trails have good maps/guides available to purchase before you leave eg John Brierley or Cicerone publications that provide a break down of the route each day and distances between villages etc. Is anything available for the Camino Aragones? If not which map would people recommend?

 

[sillydoll]

I used the CSJ of UK guide for the Arles to Puente La Reina guide book.
You can find stages and profile maps at mundicamino.com and a lot of info at http://www.jacajacobea.com

 

[JillGat]

I tried to order the guide for Toulouse to Puente de Reina from CSJ, but got an error message that they are unable to fulfill the order. Where else can I order it?

 

[Albertagirl]

I tried to order the guide for Toulouse to Puente de Reina from CSJ, but got an error message that they are unable to fulfill the order. Where else can I order it?

Jill,
If you still need it, I ordered the book a couple of days ago and received a message today that my order has been filled, so it is now apparently in stock (February). My guess is that this may be the 2016 version and that they ran out of last year's books. Good luck in getting a guide book to browse through, and Buen camino.

 

[Anniesantiago]

You really don't need a map/guide for this route.
See my blog to see the stages we walked and feel free to PM me if you want my notes.

 

[Albertagirl]

You really don't need a map/guide for this route.
See my blog to see the stages we walked and feel free to PM me if you want my notes.

Thanks, Annie Santiago:
I shall look at your blog (if I can find it) for your experiences on this route. My questions at this time are focused on the two caminos that I have not walked before: the section on the Camino d'Arles plus the Camino Aragones to Puenta la Reina. That is why I have ordered the guidebook, which starts at Toulouse and goes to Puenta la Reina, so that I shall have something to refer to. I may just take with me the pages which I find useful once I have looked at the guidebook. I am just a little nervous about this walk as, according to what I have read, it is less travelled than the Camino Frances from SJPdeP. For me, the more that I know, the less that I am nervous. Thanks, again.