Not that it matters who is doing it, but I know that there has been a lot of confusion on the forum about the two different pilgrim groups in Almería. The group that maintains and promotes the Argar is NOT the same group that takes care of pilgrims and albergues on the Mozárabe from Almería.
See
this thread.
So, if you are going to walk from Almería to Granada and beyond, you want to be in touch with the
Asociación Jacobea de Almeria-Granada Camino Mozárabe. Their website provides contact info and an updated monthly guide online. Anyone who walks from Almería should be in touch with this group for so many reasons — because one of the members has a donativo albergue in her home in Almería, because they are the most welcoming amigos group I have ever met, and because they are in charge of all the public albergues between Almería and Granada and will give you info on how to enter.
The Argar is promoted by the
Asociación de Amigos del Camino en Almería ’Almería Jacobea.‘ They also have a website with contact info. If you want more information on the Ruta de Argar, they are the ones to write to. Looks like it’s another route to go on the list for early spring walks.
Based on the map, you could walk the Argar till it merges with the Levante in Mora (a day out of Toledo), continue on the Levante till it merges with the Vdlp in Zamora, and then continue on the Sanabrés to Santiago or go from Zamora to Astorga and merge with the Francés.
SO MANY CHOICES!!!!!!! I hopes that anyone who walks the Argar will let us know all about it here on the forum. Buen camino, Laurie