• Remove ads on the forum by becoming a donating member. More here.

Search 74,075 Camino Questions

Advanced search…
Prev
Finally arrived at Acebo!
Next
Prev
French way
Camino de St. Michael
08 Puente La Reina to Estella
Finally arrived at Acebo!
Approaching Espinal
Lost souls
Anatomy of a Peregrino
Next
seatosky10

Finally arrived at Acebo!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4veZAdfjMk&index=14&list=PLy2VXQE3YEwufuurN53TOlofBdgoHOQNK
Click to expand...
  • Like
Reactions: DirtAmy, Former member 69452, malingerer and 10 others
ELHS220
I was completely exhausted when I got there, and would have liked to stay in that new albergue complex. Unfortunately my large pack was waiting for me in Molinaseca, so I had to call a taxi for that last stretch. I couldn't go another step.
 
D
I loved stopping in Acebo, and plan to stop there on my next trek this summer. But on the day I went through Acebo, I actually slept in a hotel in Pontferrada so I missed the chance to stay in a charming small town.
 
Monasp
If you stop at "El Acebo" for sleeping go to the albergue Apostol Santiago close to the church it's a very nice albergue. Hospitaleros and pilgrims share diner all together. There is yet spirit of the Camino
 
irishrock
Fantastic place...I say that it was my 2nd favorite day on the entire Camino after the 1st day. There is a fantastic albuergue at the end of the village:
Brand new and modern
Fantastic views
a refreshing pool
Great peregrino meal
reasonable costs

The hike from Astorga to el Acebo offers a lot...you'll hit Foncebadon (which is another fantastic village), you hit Cruz de Ferro, and end in el Acebo...it's a tough 37km with some uphill/downhill sections. but I'd love to be doing it right now.

Great pic
 
E
irishrock said:
Fantastic place...I say that it was my 2nd favorite day on the entire Camino after the 1st day. There is a fantastic albuergue at the end of the village:
Brand new and modern
Fantastic views
a refreshing pool
Great peregrino meal
reasonable costs

The hike from Astorga to el Acebo offers a lot...you'll hit Foncebadon (which is another fantastic village), you hit Cruz de Ferro, and end in el Acebo...it's a tough 37km with some uphill/downhill sections. but I'd love to be doing it right now.

Great pic
Click to expand...
Hi, I walked thru Acebo on last Camino,and may stay there on my next. Do you name of the Albergue please?
 
irishrock
EricBerg said:
Hi, I walked thru Acebo on last Camino,and may stay there on my next. Do you name of the Albergue please?
Click to expand...
It was all the way at the end of the village...if you google maps, you can see it with a pool...All the way at the end.
 

Media information

Category
Camino Frances
Added by
seatosky10
Date added
View count
12,396
Comment count
9
Rating
5.00 star(s) 1 ratings

Image metadata

Filename
61 Rabanal del Camino to Acebo.webp
File size
2.2 MB
Dimensions
4896px x 3672px

Share this media

Featured threads

❓How to ask a question

How to post a new question on the Camino Forum.

Latest posts

This site is run by Ivar at

in Santiago de Compostela.
This site participates in the Amazon Affiliate program, designed to provide a means for Ivar to earn fees by linking to Amazon
Official Camino Passport (Credential) | 2024 Camino Guides
Back
Top