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From Lourdes to SJPDP

LeanSan

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2013
We are going to start our way to Santiago the 12th of may from Lourdes. Does anybody do it recently and has any good info to share? THX!
 
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LeanSan said:
We are going to start our way to Santiago the 12th of may from Lourdes. Does anybody do it recently and has any good info to share? THX!

LeanSan,

For walking to Santiago from Lourdes besides scanning above within this Forum thread in which you are now also check out this other useful Forum thread which provides further links to other Forum members informative blogs and some very handy maps >> >>
the-piemont-route/topic15874.html#p131107

Buen Camino,

Margaret Meredith
 
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The one from Galicia (the round) and the one from Castilla & Leon. Individually numbered and made by the same people that make the ones you see on your walk.
Annie have you a direct link to the Lourdes section? There is a lot of Camino content on your blog. I'm jealous!
 
The Way from Lourdes is greatly improved from what it used to be, and 2 at least of the best Refugios on the Way are found there, especially the truly magnificent one at Lourdes itself ; and at Arudy, for as long as the cat and his priestly friend shall remain there as Angels of the Way.

The only strong advice I'd give is go via SJPP rather than the Somport -- the Aragon Way is very beautiful, and some parts of the Way there from Arudy or Oloron are memorably sublime ; nevertheless the physical & mental challenge there is not insignificant, and the route is also longer, harder, and takes more time.

It is different for those following the Arles Way that leads there, or those starting at Oloron, because there is a psychological and spiritual continuity for them -- that I've found to be better preserved for a Lourdes & Santiago foot pilgrim by continuing after Lourdes through Oloron to SJPP etc.
 
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Thanks Annie. Do you recommend the Lourdes route? We have decided to walk from St Jean to Lourdes. I'm assuming we shouldn't have too much difficulty in doing it backwards. Do you recommend any particular guidebook?
 
Thanks Falcon. We are going to start in SJPdP though and walk to Lourdes.
 
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