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Tree years ago I visited Eunate when I was walking the Aragon route. I want to visit it again! I have seen from some pictures that people walking the French route, also visit Eunate, as you have done here. My question is then: Where do you cross over from the French route to the Aragon route? Do you walk to Obanos and then back to Eunate, or do you cross over somewhere around Uterga or Muruzábel?
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If you are walking el Camino Frances--, Cizur, Uterga, Muruzabal, Obanos, etc. , In Muruzabal you can see this poster, and following the arrow on the left go to Eunate .From Eunate it is not necessary to return to Muruzabal. You can go Eunate (Camino Aragonés) direct to Puente la Reina.-
I hope you can understand my bad English.-
Saludos
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Thank you very much! I am already looking forward to see the church ones more.
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