Guide to Camino Inglés - download or print - new maps

[JohnnieWalker]

Hola!

The Guide to this route is available in the resources section. With a great deal of help from our Moderator Miguel there are now new and very clear maps.

You can print the guide if you wish - but it is perfect when downloaded onto a smartphone. I'd be grateful for some volunteers to try this and report back.

To my knowledge this is the only donativo, downloadable guide with maps and elevation profiles which is constantly kept up to date!

Enjoy

John

 

[mylifeonvacation]

Wonderful! Thank you both for your efforts in keeping this excellent resource up to date and so useful!

 

[marigold]

Hola!

The Guide to this route is available in the resources section. With a great deal of help from our Moderator Miguel there are now new and very clear maps.

You can print the guide if you wish - but it is perfect when downloaded onto a smartphone. I'd be grateful for some volunteers to try this and report back.

To my knowledge this is the only donativo, downloadable guide with maps and elevation profiles which is constantly kept up to date!

Enjoy

John

Fantastic , thanks to you both! I did try to download it to my phone but couldn't make it happen. Maybe my phone is too old. I got it easily on my kindle but I'm not taking that because it's too heavy!

 

[JohnnieWalker]

Fantastic , thanks to you both! I did try to download it to my phone but couldn't make it happen. Maybe my phone is too old. I got it easily on my kindle but I'm not taking that because it's too heavy!

It is lighter than a guidebook!!!!

 

[Al the optimist]

I downloaded it onto my Samsung Android phone and it displays fine John. The maps are good ones, thanks.

 

[miguel_gp]

With a great deal of help from our Moderator Miguel there are now new and very clear maps.

I should point out that I am no longer a moderator. I wouldn't want to take false credit for the excellent job our mods do on the forum.

 

[JohnnieWalker]

Hola!

The Guide to this route is available in the resources section. With a great deal of help from our former Moderator Miguel there are now new and very clear maps.

You can print the guide if you wish - but it is perfect when downloaded onto a smartphone. I'd be grateful for some volunteers to try this and report back.

To my knowledge this is the only donativo, downloadable guide with maps andelevation profiles which is constantly kept up to date!

Enjoy

John

 

[Tia Valeria]

Hola John,
Downloaded and tried. It looks very good on the smartphone, even though it is a fairly small screen on mine. The maps are very easy to read and place names are clear to see. Thanks to you and @miguel_gp
A tip for others, like me, who do not usually use their smartphone to log-in to the web. Log-in on your computer/tablet and save the file, then copy it across to the phone with its usb lead.

 

[Deleted member 43780]

John, thank you very much.

 

[Peadarmac]

Many thanks again John for a brilliant guide.

On a slightly different issue I note that La Vuelta (Tour of Spain) Cycle race is coming through Bentanzos, Mino and Pontedeume on Tuesday August 23rd.

Hope they stay off the Camino !!!

P.

 

[Peadarmac]

oops forgot to post the link

http://www.lavuelta.com/la-vuelta/2016/us/stage-4.html

P

 

[Seán Mc]

John
many thanks for your guide book.....it is simple and excellent
I did both the A Coruña and Ferrol arms in late Aug '16....and while the waymarks on the Ferrol arm are comparable to that on the CF, the waymarks on the 1st ~ 6km out of A Coruña are infrequent, but are fine from the the point along the promenade and esp from Burgo..same as CF.
So thank you....I wasted no time coming out of A Coruña with your guide....met 2 lads in the Alberque in Sergude who lost alot of time to get to the promenade....
Plety of public transport options to get back to Ferrol - all via A Coruña - from Meson do Vento (bus or train from station a few km away)

Quick summary
Watch your drections out of A Coruña..or use John's guide to the letter
The new Alberque in Sergude on the A Coruña arm is great...clean, great facilities...and the lcoal bar/cafe down the rd was lovely & helpful for dinner
Having some spainish is almost needed .... as it is a way less travelled. And of course, also for courtesy
Last wk in Aug had about 30 or so on the rd from Ferrol..so accomodation was tight in Alberques, but plenty of other options to stay also, so no panic
The usaul comraderie and help was there from others on the road & in the evening - , and having some spainish helps
1st few days out of Ferrol - great views of sea & inlets ...and with a blue sky, just magic
Plenty of paths & old laneways through holm oak woods.....places to loose yourself
Pontedeume & Betabzos are places to linger and enjoy......old towns, plazas, cafes....
Bruma - great spot. The cafe/bar down the rd from the Albergue will make sandwitches for the next day & 1st lunch if you wish
Plenty of Fuente's along the way
Plenty of cafes with the finest con lece to give you the kick to keep going
Holy door opens at 7am in Sandiago....no queues
Get John's guide & the http://www.mundicamino.com/los-caminos.cfm site also good

 

[Xara712]

What is the terrain on this camino, thinking of doing it in late September, Will be busy or quiet? Thanks

 

[Seán Mc]

What is the terrain on this camino, thinking of doing it in late September, Will be busy or quiet? Thanks

On terrain, the paths are good and directions clear. If you download the Johnny Walker Guide, it gives the profiles & maps, so you get a sense of the route - whether road side or paths.
Some walking on sides of local streets & roads a bit out of Ferrol, but the sections through parks are very enjoyable. Lovely walk along the bay through Xuvia to Neda. Leave Ferrol early & you'll get time at the beach on the way into Ponedeume. From Pontedueme mix of paths and very quite country roads - same for the next 2 stages to Bruma & to Sigueiro. Some of the paths are through arched trees & branches - places to get lost & find yourself. From Sigueiro to Santiago, allot of side of road walking - like the Frances final section.
I was there in early Sept '16 & no issue with accomodation. Stayed in Alberques as much as we could. We booked ahead for Sigueiro only.
It is very quiet compared to the Camino Frances...but easy & sociable. From memory it felt like 20 to 40 people walking each stage per day. Most of the folks we met were Spanish, so having even a few words will help. Met only a few English speakers

 

[wayfarer]

The 2016 guide seems to have been deleted.

 

[Seán Mc]

The 2016 guide seems to have been deleted.

Try the UK Confraternity site...shown there as available on the Camino Inglés section. (drop down menu - Planning you pilgrimage ...Routes in Spain)
https://www.csj.org.uk/planning-you...o-santiago/routes-in-spain/the-camino-ingles/

 

[wayfarer]

Thanks Seán.

 

[JohnnieWalker]

Links to both the printed and Kindle versions of the CSJ Guide to the Camino Ingles

https://www.csj.org.uk/product/the-camino-ingles/

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XT3H886/?tag=casaivar02-20

 

[Tia Valeria]

Links to both the printed and Kindle versions of the CSJ Guide to the Camino Ingles

https://www.csj.org.uk/product/the-camino-ingles/

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XT3H886/?tag=casaivar02-20

Please can you clarify if that means that the pdf version is no longer available.

 

[JohnnieWalker]

That's correct for the moment. If there is demand that may well change.

 

[Sos84]

That's correct for the moment. If there is demand that may well change.

Hello JohnnieWalker,

I will be doing the Camino Ingles in the beginning of May (it'll be my first Camino)
I would really like to have your guidebook, especially since you have just updated it again!
But because I live in Germany there is no way I can buy it over Amazon, all I can get is a sampler of the first 5 pages.
Is there any chance to get it as a pdf?

Greetings,
Sophie

 

[JohnnieWalker]

Hola - you can also buy a print copy online direct from the CSJ - they will be happy to post it to you:


https://www.csj.org.uk/product/the-camino-ingles/

 

[Sos84]

Thanks for your replies.
I got my friend in England to download it and then share it with me via kindle.

 

[margaret kinane]

Hola!

The Guide to this route is available in the resources section. With a great deal of help from our Moderator Miguel there are now new and very clear maps.

You can print the guide if you wish - but it is perfect when downloaded onto a smartphone. I'd be grateful for some volunteers to try this and report back.

To my knowledge this is the only donativo, downloadable guide with maps and elevation profiles which is constantly kept up to date!

Enjoy

John

Hi I cannot seem to find your guide to download to my phone? When I go to resources section there appears to be only 1 download able guide which is not yours. Thanks

 

[JohnnieWalker]

Links to both the printed and Kindle versions of the CSJ Guide to the Camino Ingles

https://www.csj.org.uk/product/the-camino-ingles/

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XT3H886/?tag=casaivar02-20

 

[margaret kinane]

Links to both the printed and Kindle versions of the CSJ Guide to the Camino Ingles

https://www.csj.org.uk/product/the-camino-ingles/

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XT3H886/?tag=casaivar02-20

Thank you. I got the printed version. Can I download it to my smartphone?

 

[Xara712]

On terrain, the paths are good and directions clear. If you download the Johnny Walker Guide, it gives the profiles & maps, so you get a sense of the route - whether road side or paths.
Some walking on sides of local streets & roads a bit out of Ferrol, but the sections through parks are very enjoyable. Lovely walk along the bay through Xuvia to Neda. Leave Ferrol early & you'll get time at the beach on the way into Ponedeume. From Pontedueme mix of paths and very quite country roads - same for the next 2 stages to Bruma & to Sigueiro. Some of the paths are through arched trees & branches - places to get lost & find yourself. From Sigueiro to Santiago, allot of side of road walking - like the Frances final section.
I was there in early Sept '16 & no issue with accomodation. Stayed in Alberques as much as we could. We booked ahead for Sigueiro only.
It is very quiet compared to the Camino Frances...but easy & sociable. From memory it felt like 20 to 40 people walking each stage per day. Most of the folks we met were Spanish, so having even a few words will help. Met only a few English speakers

 

[Xara712]

Than k you for your very helpful informative advice.

 

[PK Smit]

Hola!

The Guide to this route is available in the resources section. With a great deal of help from our Moderator Miguel there are now new and very clear maps.

You can print the guide if you wish - but it is perfect when downloaded onto a smartphone. I'd be grateful for some volunteers to try this and report back.

To my knowledge this is the only donativo, downloadable guide with maps and elevation profiles which is constantly kept up to date!

Enjoy

John

May be I am lost, but I can not find the link to the download

 

[Tincatinker]

May be I am lost, but I can not find the link to the download

https://www.csj.org.uk/product/the-camino-ingles/

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XT3H886/?tag=casaivar02-20

 

[PK Smit]

https://www.csj.org.uk/product/the-camino-ingles/

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XT3H886/?tag=casaivar02-20

Oops! That page can’t be found

 

[Tia Valeria]

The page has moved. If following the link use the drop down menu and go to shop. Then type Ingles into the search box on that page.
I cannot see how to copy and paste the new link as not doing this on my computer.

 

[PK Smit]

The page has moved. If following the link use the drop down menu and go to shop. Then type Ingles into the search box on that page.
I cannot see how to copy and paste the new link as not doing this on my computer.

Thank you, I have eventually found it.

 

[Tia Valeria]

....
I cannot see how to copy and paste the new link as not doing this on my computer.

Now on the computer and the new link is at this page
https://www.csj.org.uk/?s=ingles&post_type=product which includes the map and also the latest guide
or here
https://www.csj.org.uk/product-category/guides/ where it is listed

 

[PK Smit]

Hola!

The Guide to this route is available in the resources section. With a great deal of help from our Moderator Miguel there are now new and very clear maps.

You can print the guide if you wish - but it is perfect when downloaded onto a smartphone. I'd be grateful for some volunteers to try this and report back.

To my knowledge this is the only donativo, downloadable guide with maps and elevation profiles which is constantly kept up to date!

Enjoy

John

Is this download still available. If I search forus the result is not found

 

[Tia Valeria]

Is this download still available. If I search forus the result is not found

I don't think there is a pdf version now.
For the printed copy follow the links above at post #34.
Otherwise for a 'download' style copy you need to buy the kindle version.
If you are still having problems then you could start a conversation with @JohnnieWalker

 

[PK Smit]

Thank you Tia