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Detours to add kms

SantJaume

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2021
I started a bike pilgrimage from Ribadeo for reasons. Is it possible to backtrack on the Camino Frances or make some other detour to arrive at the required 200 kms or is my starting stamp at Ribadeo automatically disqualifying for the Compostela?
 
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I would say you can back track to La Caridad, Navia, or further East, then put a stamp there and on the return take the Vegadeo detour if you do not want to go via Ribadeo again, how does that sound?
 
The one from Galicia (the round) and the one from Castilla & Leon. Individually numbered and made by the same people that make the ones you see on your walk.
It is not the odometer distance you travel, but the direct, customary route along an acknowledged Camino route. Simply doing a round-about routing to cover more kilometers does not qualify.

Were that the case, a pilgrim could walk around Plaza Obradoiro 100 times. Or 200 times if done on a bicycle. I am assuming the perimeter of the square is a kilometer. Of course, I could be wrong.

But the point is made. On the Frances, Ponferrada is the considered inner limit for cyclists.

Tink (post #2 above) is correct for the other routes.

Hope this helps.

Tom
 

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