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David L. Lewis
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Would like to ask a question that I haven't found and exact answer to. What is the absolute longest distance of a stage on the Camino Frances that must be walked between accommodations.
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Hy, what Sabine said is absolute correct. My wife hated that part, it was so hot that day.Would like to ask a question that I haven't found and exact answer to. What is the absolute longest distance of a stage on the Camino Frances that must be walked between accommodations.
Thanks, that is exactly what I needed to know, or at least wanted to know, LOLI don't understand what you are asking specifically? Are you referring to the distance between two albergues/ hostales? The walk into Calzadilla de la Cueza ( 17 k. more or less from Carrion de los Condes ) is the longest on the CF without accomodations. Anywhere else on this route there are practically accomodations every five k.if not less.
No, our concern was that there may some places that the distances between places to stop may push our endurance ,If you are sleeping in an albergue at the corner and only want to walk a "stage" to the next corner, that's up to you.
There is no requirement for number of kilometers in a stage.
The only requirement on the Camino is that you walk the last 100 kilometers into Santiago and that is ONLY if you want the Compostela.
If you don't walk those 100 k, you can still get a nice certificate.
Yes, sounds great, thanks for the info.I suggest you look at the route each morning, then decide if she thinks she is able to walk to the next village.
If NOT, then it's best to have your hospitalera call a taxi first thing and have him take you "x" number of kilometers up the road and start there, than to try to get a taxi mid-trail. Do you understand what I'm saying?
There are also spots where the walk from water source to water source will be long. One is that 17km strech of the Meseta (but there sometimes is a truck selling snacks and drinks), the other place is between Ventosa & Najera. You have to carry extra water.Thanks, that is exactly what I needed to know, or at least wanted to know, LOL