Spain Coast to Coast

Fr Scott said:

I believe there is a route called the Camino Viejo which connects. i’m just

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VNwalking said:

Viejo
https://www.caminodesantiago.me/com...ejo-olvidado-from-pamplona.67492/#post-848420

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Castilian said:

1) From Pamplona to Salvatierra/Agurain. For (updated) info about the route: http://elreynodelospalabros.blogspot.com/2015/04/de-pamplona-al-enlace-con-el-camino.html (stage 1), http://elreynodelospalabros.blogspot.com/2015/05/tramo-2-enlace-de-pamplona-al-camino.html (stage 2) and http://elreynodelospalabros.blogspot.com/2015/05/tramo-alaves-1-de-ziordia-salvatierra.html (stage 3)

2) From Salvatierra/Agurain to Miranda de Ebro following the Vía de Bayona (aka the variant of the Camino Vasco del Interior that heads to Burgos). Three stages:

• Salvatierra/Agurain-Vitoria/Gasteiz: For info about this stage http://caminodesantiago.consumer.es/etapa-de-salvatierra-agurain-a-vitoria-gasteiz

• Vitoria/Gasteiz-La Puebla de Arganzón. For info about this stage: http://caminodesantiago.consumer.es/etapa-de-vitoria-gasteiz-a-la-puebla-de-arganzon and www.gronze.com/guia-del-camino-vasco-del-interior/etapas/etapa-7-vitoriagasteiz-la-puebla-de-arganzon
• La Puebla de Arganzón-Miranda de Ebro. For info about this stage: www.gronze.com/guia-del-camino-vasco-del-interior/etapas/etapa-8b-la-puebla-de-arganzon-miranda-de-ebro (click on "Al Loro" and on "Recorrido and Cultura" for more info about that stage; specially from Estavillo to Miranda de Ebro). Take a look too at www.gronze.com/guia-del-camino-vasco-del-interior/etapas/etapa-8a-la-puebla-de-arganzon-haro/cultura for info about the route from La Puebla de Arganzón to Estavillo.

3) From Miranda de Ebro to Villanueva de la Nía following the GR-99 (Caminka didn't follow it all the time but to follow it all the time is an option). The GR-99 is also known as Camino Natural del Ebro. Detailed info about it can be found at www.caminosnaturales.com/ebro (look for stages 3 to 11 on the left menu for detailed info about each one of them). BTW, this leg is one of the most beautifuls of all caminos.

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Rick of Rick and Peg said:

The Viejo is likely what you want but I know of another route to Irun on the Norte (though I have not walked it).

From Pamplona walk the Camino Baztan in reverse for two Gronze stages to Berroeta. From there you go off camino following the highway N-121a north for about 7 kilometers to Oiregi where the Via Verde del Bidasoa starts on its 44 km way to Irun, about a marathon distance away.

Via Verdes are old railways converted to walking and cycling routes, what we in the US call rail trails. So it should be easy walking. And it is downhill to Irun. Also, if you use Google Maps to plot a walk from Berroeta to Oiregi you see it plots a way following the highway but not on it. It uses smaller parallel roads.

For more information on the Via Verde del Bidasoa visit this webpage in some browser like Chrome that will translate Spanish.

Vía Verde del Bidasoa

Vías Verdes

www.viasverdes.com

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Rick of Rick and Peg said:

The Viejo is likely what you want but I know of another route to Irun on the Norte (though I have not walked it).

From Pamplona walk the Camino Baztan in reverse for two Gronze stages to Berroeta. From there you go off camino following the highway N-121a north for about 7 kilometers to Oiregi where the Via Verde del Bidasoa starts on its 44 km way to Irun, about a marathon distance away.

Via Verdes are old railways converted to walking and cycling routes, what we in the US call rail trails. So it should be easy walking. And it is downhill to Irun. Also, if you use Google Maps to plot a walk from Berroeta to Oiregi you see it plots a way following the highway but not on it. It uses smaller parallel roads.

For more information on the Via Verde del Bidasoa visit this webpage in some browser like Chrome that will translate Spanish.

Vía Verde del Bidasoa

Vías Verdes

www.viasverdes.com

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