Thank you, @roving_rufus, for the link to the Compostelle.fr website and for relevant information. This is news to me.
If I understand correctly, 55 local Jacobean associations are grouped together in a Compostelle-France Federation. They...
The second photo shows a funny sign it's upside down. As a french GR has only red and white and a GR de Pays uses red and yellow it seams you haven't been on the hiking on the CdN.
I am confused. I guess you like to draw a route/track similar those on Wise Pilgrim.
I am using the Outdooractive App, where I can draw a track from point to point and the app will put it on a available walking path network automatically. If I...
Please use the following format when you post for the calendar. Three bits of info, nothing else.
July 15 - @NadiaBE (SJPP).
Or, if not on the Frances, four bits of info:
July 21 - @davejsy (Oviedo - Primitivo).
You may have a look at the gronze app with good map to hike with. Or gronze map sample Via Jacobi. It has a small map without much details. But the signage is good in Switzerland just follow the #4.
Got it! What a fantastic resource! One more question: among the photos you posted were one of the sign and one showing the closed bridge. Can these be pulled from the map?
Thanks again for the info on this resource; I'm really glad to have it...
Wow, @Paul-CH , thank you for this link. Fantastic resource. As with trains, Switzerland obviosly does the map job very well.
(May there be the same Swiss efficiency in the World Cup, btw! 😉)
Oh no, you get only a descriptive text block with the reason for the closure, when you press on the sign "Pedestrians prohibited" on the map. If available, a deviation will be marked with orange color on the map.
You can download the...
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