Walking Camino Ingles: October/November 17

[Conrad Storm]

Fellow Pilgrims,

Greetings. My daughter and I are looking to walk the Camino Ingles starting from 27 October. I've previously walked the Camino Frances in 2014, so have some past Camino experience. Naturally I am looking forward to repeating the experience.

Mainly in the market for advice on walking at that time of year. I live in Madrid, so I know that part of Spain is likely to see more rain than sunshine.

But I'd welcome insights and experience from fellow Ingles Pilgrims.

Conrad

 

[SYates]

Not an Ingles pilgrim (yet!), but living in Galicia - prepare for mist and rain and enjoy when the sun shines ;-) Also have a look here: https://www.caminodesantiago.me/com...ro-to-hospital-de-bruma-meson-do-vento.50295/

Buen Camino, SY

 

[natefaith]

Sometimes late October/ early November is great and dry, and sometimes it's the beginning of rainy season (but won't be as miserable and cold as, say, January). I imagine Madrid is getting cold by then, but temperatures here during the day can still be mild-ish. But... these days the weather patterns are changing so fast that it's hard to predict! Enjoy all the planning and Buen Camino.

 

[Waka]

Fellow Pilgrims,

Greetings. My daughter and I are looking to walk the Camino Ingles starting from 27 October. I've previously walked the Camino Frances in 2014, so have some past Camino experience. Naturally I am looking forward to repeating the experience.

Mainly in the market for advice on walking at that time of year. I live in Madrid, so I know that part of Spain is likely to see more rain than sunshine.

But I'd welcome insights and experience from fellow Ingles Pilgrims.

Conrad

I'll look forward to your thoughts on the journey, the Ingles will be my next camino.