Right, here we go! Berán/Pazos de Arenteiro to Beariz:
If you've stayed for the night in Berán, you have around 9 kms before Pazos de Arenteiro. After Pazos you have a gentle couple of kms until you drop down to the river. Then you have the...
Many thanks to @peregrina2000, @jungleboy and @alansykes for the great information that you've posted in this thread about the stages up to Feás, Beariz, Soutelo de Montes, Forcarei, Codeseda and A Estrada.
I'll give you more info a bit later.
I discovered the Camino de Invierno quite a few years ago, and liked it so much that I walked it around 9 times (we met you, if you remember, in Monforte de Lemos).
However, once you walk this camino from Braga you will absolutely love it...
No. I agree 1000%.
This is working it's way up my next-Camino-list. It's fighting with the Viejo-Olvidado, but those millaria!...And the whole vibe of this one is very appealing.
Up-to-date info:
1. On the long stage from Castro Laboreiro to Cortegada, Cafe San Mauro is definitely open, and they have a decent list of 'raciones'. As I generally do, I've found a very good alternative, which only adds on about 100 yards to...
I'm resting in Ribadavia, so will catch up later with some pieces of information from previous stages before adding my thoughts on Berán/Pazos de Arenteiro, Feás, Beariz, Soutelo de Montes and Codeseda.
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