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Camino Estonia 2025

Madis

Active Member
Time of past OR future Camino
Camino Estonia, 2025 weekend dayhikes
I am starting weekend dayhikes from my hometown of Tallinn, Estonia. The branch trail that connects to Camino Latvia in Valga / Valka is 330km long. Its a very new Camino trail. The yellow arrows were marked down in 2022 according to their website:
https://www.caminoestonia.com/language/en/camino-estonia-general-information/

I myself plan to walk 1-2 stages per month (its a total of 13 stages). This way I can see the seasons change while walking southwards. Potentially will have time to walk a few stages of Camino Latvia towards Riga after finishing this first Camino route.

Here is a public link where I do daily posts on Facebook about the journey:
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.9839616656053366&type=3
(you do NOT need a Facebook user to see this public folder, just close the large popup and click on the images below)

Each picture will be summing up 1 day on the trail. I only walked from Dome Church to my doorstep today, so most of the journey is still ahead. I will walk again tomorrow.

Once I have finished the whole trail in Estonia, I will let you know here as well. After that I will transfer the same stories over to my blog.
 
The 2024 Camino guides will be coming out little by little. Here is a collection of the ones that are out so far.
It looks interesting, but not sure I'd want to walk it in Winter.
How far do you intend to walk in total?
Will you go past Riga eventually or is that your end point for now?
Would you ever consider walking the whole route from your home to Santiago?

I have met a few people on Camino over the years that have walked from Germany and Poland, but Estonia is quite a bit further. The most I have contemplated is the Francigena to Rome and that would still take me the best part of three months.

Good luck with your walk.

Buen Camino.
 

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