Mirepoix- SJPP

[yossi shabo]

hello,

im planning my first camino, which will be in a month.
im planning to take the piemont route from mirepoix to sjpdp and then to santiago, i will have around 7 weeks to do that.
i was wondering, since i havent found one in the forums, if there is a guide for that route (gr 78). and also, im planning to sleep along the road with a tent in order to keep it in budget. has anyone tryied to do that?

if anyone has some recommendations, i would love to hear

thanks ahead,
yossi

 

[docpam]

In all my time walking 3 1/2 Caminos I have only ever seen a tent twice, once on the Primitivo and once somewhere between Logrono and Burgos on the French route. I seem to think it is quite heavy taking a tent and the albergues can be very cheap. Ablutions may be a problem if you are camping. You have to decide and weigh up the options. Best wishes

 

[sjagger]

hello,

im planning my first camino, which will be in a month.
im planning to take the piemont route from mirepoix to sjpdp and then to santiago, i will have around 7 weeks to do that.
i was wondering, since i havent found one in the forums, if there is a guide for that route (gr 78). and also, im planning to sleep along the road with a tent in order to keep it in budget. has anyone tryied to do that?

if anyone has some recommendations, i would love to hear

thanks ahead,
yossi

This is a beautiful route. If you read French, there is a Lepere guide called "Sur le Chemin de Saint-Jacques-de-Compostelle (La Voie des Piemonts, entre Cevennes et Pyenees) published in 2013. There are quite a few reasonably priced places to stay if you decide against camping. would be glad to answer any questions you have.

 

[yossi shabo]

great. thanks for the help.