Camino Reino de Aragon

It looks like it might be more of a driving route:


Both the Camino Catalán and Camino Aragonés go to/through San Juan de la Peña.

The stages are surely the Cami Catala via Huesca rather than Lleida?

Edit: this is actually the Cami Catala as we know it. Regional sensitivities again - Reino de Aragon is what they call it in Aragon. The Vasco Interior similarly changes it names as it crosses the border into Castilla y léon.

¨continuación del camino de Sant Jaume, que se inicia en el Monasterio de Montserrat (Barcelona). Tras atravesar la provincia de este a oeste, se une al Camino Francés en Santa Cilia de Jaca.¨

I checked the stages, they are almost precisely our stages earlier this year from Huesca to Santa Cilia, we even stayed in some of the albergues featured in the website Sabsp provided, so it is definitely the Catalan - notice how the blurb describes as a ´continuation´ of the way of ´Sant Jaume´, Catalan for Santiago, starting in Monserrat and finishing in Santa Cilia. Recently, the Aragonese regional government seem to have taken an interest in publicising this route. They have put in new signage (those yellow signs are visible all the way) and marked the route, somewhat to the apparent annoyance of local associations who don´t seem to have been consulted and have responded with big new yellow arrows showing where they think it should go. Relabelling it ´Reino de Aragón´ is part of the campaign to promote the region.