Torres....Great memories!

[RodlaRob]

Attaching some photos from a Spanish magazine Luis Quintales (professor University of Salamanca & instigator of the re-birth of this route) presented me in 2016 on the commencement of my walk.

The 2 Maps of the MANY routes are very interesting. For those interested in the Camino Torres, it is route #16 on second image below. (sorry about photo quality )

 

[Keith H]

Does that route briefly go in to Portugal?

 

[gns]

Does that route briefly go in to Portugal?

Most of it is in Portugal. The first c130km is in Spain the it is just about 400km to Tui.

 

[RodlaRob]

Does that route briefly go in to Portugal?

It is mainly Portugal. Joins the CP at Ponte de Lima.
But please look at the Map. Route marked '16' leaving Salamanca

 

[Keith H]

I was checking the route but I didn’t see country borders so I was unsure where it crossed over. Looks like a very interesting route. I’ve been to Salamanca once but that was 30 years ago. I’d love to go back. Thanks!

 

[RodlaRob]

An excellent recent blog on the Camino Torres :
use google translate of course to go from the Russian.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://testendurance.com/blog/camino-de-torres/&ved=2ahUKEwiJnerg_q33AhXbTGwGHbuPAKEQFnoECAUQAQ&usg=AOvVaw334946zoiqkC2gbIvBEOGw

 

[Keith H]

Thanks!