Camino Reino de Aragon

[davejsy]

I did a search on the forum, and couldn't find anything related to this Camino? Anyone any ideas? Photo from today near Monasterio de San Juan de la Pena.

 

[trecile]

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

https://www.slowdrivingaragon.com/en/ruta/reyes-aragon/

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

 

[SabsP]

More info here. You can drive of course but it is a walking route.

Camino Reino de Aragón

El camino Este trayecto es 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. El trazado completo suma 180 km y atraviesa las muy diferentes zonas...

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[dick bird]

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.

 

[Rick of Rick and Peg]

It looks like a walking route; see the distances, times and the label GR 17. I don't remember seeing signs like this on my 2019 Camino Catalan and a quick image search shows awfully new looking signs. After reading the webpage below it appears to me to be an alternate path to the Camino Catalan from San Juan to Berbegal and then onwards to Zaragoza. It also appears to be primarily a north/south route (or vice versa) rather than the Catalan's east to west route.

A pilgrimage through the Aragonese Pyrenees – Marian Trail (GR 17) | Hiking Collection by komoot

The Marian Trail, also known as the Aran-Pyrenees Way, links the city of Zaragoza with the sanctuary of Lourdes in France. However, only one section of this original pilgrimage is signposted: from the Aran Valley and across Ribagorza to the Somontano region. It’s also known as the Way of Saint...

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