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  1. terryenroute

    First aid kit recommendations for Via de La Plata

    One thing that I found was helpfull, was to have a tube of electrolyte tablets. Put one a day into my waterbottle.
  2. terryenroute

    Sanabres - Is it possible?

    Maybe try blahblah car?
  3. terryenroute

    Sanabres - Is it possible?

    The Sanabres actually starts in Granja de Moreruela. This would put you 382 km from Santiago. This planner is usefull in planning your days. https://godesalco.com/plan/plata
  4. terryenroute

    Is the VdlP only 989km long?

    This is what I received for the vdlp and sanabres route (1006km). I wonder what the difference is if you go thru Astorga and then the Frances.
  5. terryenroute

    Ascents and descents of the Sanabres route

    A bit of a climb out of Orense, but all in all no real problems. Nothing like the first day to Roncesvalles.
  6. terryenroute

    VdP route to take in September??

    No question about it. Thru Orense and the Sanabres. ! Have a look at my blog if you like. https://terryonthevdlp.weebly.com/
  7. terryenroute

    Seems like I'll walk another camino (Mozarábe-VdlP-Sanabrés)

    A great camino choice.
  8. terryenroute

    Walking the VDLP - Sanabres or continue to Camino Frances

    I really enjoyed walking the Sanabres route. The hot roman spas in orense are a must. Albergues where very good, along with many other places to stay. Have a look at my blog if you like. www.terryonthevdlp.weebly.com
  9. terryenroute

    Best Time to walk the Via de La Plata

    Hi Ray; I walked from Sevilla starting Sept 14 2016. Was hot but managable with lots of water. Weather was perfect up to Zamora and onto Santiago. Not hot not cold. Walked with an irishman who had started in Cadiz. After 3 days of being mostly lost, he gave up on it and took a bus to Seville...
  10. terryenroute

    Salamanca to Santiago

    A Canadian and an Aussie heading out from Salamanca Sept 6/7 going onto Santiago via the Sanabres. Anyone else!
  11. terryenroute

    My mentoring truism: a fool and his money are easily parted.

    My best advice is; "Todo directo"
  12. terryenroute

    Walking the Via De La Plata - Oct / Nov - advice needed

    I walked it sept/oct 2016, and i will second the advice for lots of water. Especially in the south. Sevilla to Salamanca was very hot and dry. The food was no problem, and there was never a problem finding a great albergue or hostel. The Sanabres is an excellent choice. You select this route at...
  13. terryenroute

    Via de La Plata from Cadiz to Muxia in Spring

    I started in Sevilla, but walked with another pilgrim who started in Cadiz. He said it was not marked, and very hard to know where you are going. After loosing his way for the 3 day straight, he abandoned it and skipped to Sevilla. He had no problems from there. Believe me, from sevilla is...

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