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A couple of days in early November might be very special actually. The famous albergues like Beilari will, of course, be closed, but there are some great little hotels and the restaurants frequented by the towns people will be open, also shops... -
Out of season you will find open albergues there: https://www.aprinca.com/alberguesinvierno/ Regarding specifically SJPP you could ask to Pilgrim House in SJPP: caminopa@hotmail.com
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Many of the private albergues and hostals will be closed but the municipal albergue is open all year round. I stayed there in January last year. There are enough bars and shops open for food and supplies year round too.
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Late October 2 years ago was fabulous- shops open restaurants open accommodations open some closed with plenty open. Weather turned dicey though quickly
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Hi fellow pilgrims. After walking the via Podiensis in October this year we intend to make our way to SJPP to spend a few days in early November. Just wondering if SJPP closes at the end of the walking season and if we will find accommodation...
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I’m sure that whichever route you choose, you’ll have a fabulous Camino. I was in your position last year and settled on the Cele Valley varient with a rest day where I took a train to Rocammadour. I can’t recommend this approach enough! The...
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M&M from OZ reacted to Anthony Rocco's post in the thread Which route to take after Figeac? with
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We walked from Le Puy last September. We knew we would not walk this way again, so we did a lot of research. We spent two nights in Figeac, enjoying the old city there and taking the bus to and from Roccamadeur the next day. It was picture... -
A very good quicker route i’ve done before is Figeac Espagnac Marcilhac Cabrerets St Cirq Pasturat (or Bears/Vers if you want to get a bit further ahead) Cahors. I book ahead on the Célé, there isn’t a great deal of accommodation, and i have...
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M&M from OZ reacted to John Hungerford's post in the thread Which route to take after Figeac? with Like.
As someone else mentioned - take a day trip from Figeac to Rocamadour and return. We asked about this in the Tourist Office in Figeac (in 2009). They made a phone call for us to 'Taxi Pat' to meet us at the train station in Rocamadour (I...
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M&M from OZ reacted to BlackRocker57's post in the thread Which route to take after Figeac? with Like.
I have walked all of the variantes, including the GR651 Voie du Célé and the GR6/46 Voie de Rocamadour ... GR651 Voie du Célé is magnificent with dramatic scenery and a good number of ups and downs; GR6 Voie de Rocamadour is more gentle but also...
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