Forest fires caminho portugues

[Dany2022]

Hello together,
I am planing on walking the Camino Portugues in about two weeks.
For now I heard about many forest fires. Did somebody walk this Camino recently or lives there to tell if it is possible walking it?
Thank you very much for your help!
Daniela

 

[kenwilltravel]

Hello together,
I am planing on walking the Camino Portugues in about two weeks.
For now I heard about many forest fires. Did somebody walk this Camino recently or lives there to tell if it is possible walking it?
Thank you very much for your help!
Daniela

I would suggest downloading an app called Fogos.pt. This will give you nearly-real time status updates on all fires occurring in Portugal. Right now, for example, I can see there's one in the Braga area, in northern Portugal. My sense is that the dangers have lessened in the last few weeks but this app can provide you a good way to monitor the situation. You might also find this older thread useful: https://www.caminodesantiago.me/community/threads/wildfires-in-portugal.75837/#post-1048642
Bom Caminho!

 

[graceliaw1]

I would suggest downloading an app called Fogos.pt. This will give you nearly-real time status updates on all fires occurring in Portugal. Right now, for example, I can see there's one in the Braga area, in northern Portugal. My sense is that the dangers have lessened in the last few weeks but this app can provide you a good way to monitor the situation. You might also find this older thread useful: https://www.caminodesantiago.me/community/threads/wildfires-in-portugal.75837/#post-1048642
Bom Caminho!

Just downloaded. Very helpful!

 

[Dany2022]

I would suggest downloading an app called Fogos.pt. This will give you nearly-real time status updates on all fires occurring in Portugal. Right now, for example, I can see there's one in the Braga area, in northern Portugal. My sense is that the dangers have lessened in the last few weeks but this app can provide you a good way to monitor the situation. You might also find this older thread useful: https://www.caminodesantiago.me/community/threads/wildfires-in-portugal.75837/#post-1048642
Bom Caminho!

Thank you for your help!

 

[alexander_fernando]

I would suggest downloading an app called Fogos.pt. This will give you nearly-real time status updates on all fires occurring in Portugal. Right now, for example, I can see there's one in the Braga area, in northern Portugal. My sense is that the dangers have lessened in the last few weeks but this app can provide you a good way to monitor the situation. You might also find this older thread useful: https://www.caminodesantiago.me/community/threads/wildfires-in-portugal.75837/#post-1048642
Bom Caminho!

Thank you and helpful! Is there an equivalent app for Spanish forest fires?

 

[mspath]

Thank you and helpful! Is there an equivalent app for Spanish forest fires?

For Spanish wild fires check daily this news

Incendio hoy en España | Últimas Noticias | Europa Press

Última hora sobre el incendio de hoy en España. Noticias e información actualizada al minuto

www.europapress.es

 

[kenwilltravel]

Thank you and helpful! Is there an equivalent app for Spanish forest fires?

Hi Alexander. I did a quick search on Google and all I came up with is this one (https://www.wildfirewatch.app/en) which is confined to Andalusia, so won't help you much. Sorry,

 

[alexander_fernando]

Thanks! I searched also but couldn’t find one for Galicia…

Hi Alexander. I did a quick search on Google and all I came up with is this one (https://www.wildfirewatch.app/en) which is confined to Andalusia, so won't help you much. Sorry,

 

[kenwilltravel]

Thanks! I searched also but couldn’t find one for Galicia…

Yes, I searched for Spain overall and then Galicia separately and found nothing.

 

[Friend from Barquinha]

In Spanish, but here's the Spanish government daily bulletins:

Actuaciones diarias

Actuaciones diarias

www.miteco.gob.es

Nothing that I'm aware of, as useful as the Portuguese site.

Good luck and bon camino! Unless there's another extreme heatwave, you shouldn't have to worry too much in Galicia.