Advice for Camino Aragonés

Lianna

New Member

Time of past OR future Camino

Planning one Oct 23

• Oct 9, 2023

• #1

Hiya - conscious this thread has gone cold, but I am planning to do this route shortly (starting this week) and was after some advice.
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Should I take a tent and basic cooking equipment? I have a very lightweight set up so would not be too much trouble for me... I am travelling alone and don't want to be caught short.

thanks in advance,

Lianna

 

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J Willhaus

Veteran Member

Donating Member

Time of past OR future Camino

2016, 2022, 2023, 2024, planned 2025

• Oct 9, 2023

• #2

Lianna said:

Hiya - conscious this thread has gone cold, but I am planning to do this route shortly (starting this week) and was after some advice.

Should I take a tent and basic cooking equipment? I have a very lightweight set up so would not be too much trouble for me... I am travelling alone and don't want to be caught short.

thanks in advance,

Lianna

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You should not need a tent. Check Gronze. com. Should be open albergues although it may be lonely in the fall/winter.

 

Vacajoe

Traded in my work boots for hiking ones

Time of past OR future Camino

Frances, Portuguese, Aragon, Norte, SJWayUK, Nive

• Oct 9, 2023

• #3

Most of the albergues on this route should be open and have plenty of room until the end of the month. There really is nowhere to camp nearby, so leave the tent and stove at home. You definitely want to carry some food, though, as you’ll likely be eating lunch out on the trail most days