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stevenbl replied to the thread Fisherman's Trail from Porto Covo (north > south) in January 7ish Days?.I walked in early February ‘23 from south to north and had great weather and a fabulous walk, although the sand can be quite tiring. If interested, you can read my account and see pictures at www.followingyourfeet.com -
stevenbl reacted to Marc S.'s post in the thread Via Baltica. A long walk through Germany, a short report. with
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Last autumn I walked the Via Baltica from Swinemunde/Swinoujscie (at the very north eastern point of the German- Polish border) to Bremen. This is app. 600 km. Those wishing for a longer walk can of course start walking the Via Baltica in... -
stevenbl replied to the thread Rome to Nice Via Francigena backwards.Personally I think that the walk to Genoa from Menton was a great walk. It is a mix of walking in the mountains, away from the coast through small villages, walking the coast and walking along the new walk/bike tunnel path, which is placed on the...
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stevenbl replied to the thread Via Garonne and on to Lourdes and the Camino del Norte.In general I found that there was very limited infrastructure whilst walking in France - only in the bigger towns, that were typically at the end of a stage, was it possible to purchase things. It was the same between Lourdes and Navarrenx.
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stevenbl replied to the thread Rome to Nice Via Francigena backwards.I walked from Nice to Le Spezia in March/April 2024. It was a fabulous tour, extremely beautiful with wild hilly climbs, great views of the coast and fantastic Italian villages. Infrastructure is not great, and I stayed in small hotels, B&B's...
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stevenbl posted the thread Via Garonne and on to Lourdes and the Camino del Norte in 🇫🇷 Other routes in France.End-August through mid-September, I walked between Toulouse and Santander. From Toulouse I walked along the very nice Via Garonne passing several beautiful French villages - not least ending in Saint-Bertrand. From there I walked via Lourdes...
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stevenbl replied to the thread Walk from A Coruna to Ferrol.After I had walked the fabulous Ruta Cantabrico, I based my walk on maps for Costa Galega, that I more or less followed to Ferrol. There were was very limited signage. I then followed the Ingles until A Carreira where I crossed the bridge and...
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stevenbl replied to the thread Walk from A Coruna to Ferrol.I walked from Ferrol to A Coruna whilst walking from Santander along the coast. You can read my blog and a map at https://followingyourfeet.com/santander-to-a-coruna/ - last two stages.
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This is a very good point. A lot of the Ruta Cantabrica is pretty exposed, the wind was harsh even on a sunny day. It would be miserable in the cold and rain, verging on unsafe where the trail is exposed. I think your route looks wonderful, but...
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Hi @Caminogoat. I walked the Ruta do Mar & Ingles back in 2016. You are welcome to take a look at my blog where I posted every day with elevation profiles, descriptions of the route and accommodation options. There is some useful input in the...
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