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Also you need water on first day out of Irun on Alpinista route but thru San Sebastián to San Martin near Orio there fountains and as you go on to Zarautz Getaria Zumaia there are fountains no need to carry water.
Also you need water on first day out of Irun on Alpinista route but thru San Sebastián to San Martin near Orio there fountains and as you go on to Zarautz Getaria Zumaia there are fountains no need to carry to much water.
Thanks Kanga.
Munitibar to Gernika well marked walk thru town up into forest steep but ok well marked all the way stopped at Pozueta 5 or 6 Km out of Gernika Marisa n Gaizka excellent hosts and the best food see pics. Bed €10 dinner€14
Pozueta to. Bilbao the first 6 7 Km in the forest was very muddy after rain but from Larrabetzu well marked and pleasant walk
No we just walked in the previous Albergue along the way were closed
No Andrew just walked in
From Aviles the way making n walking has been great off road most of the time. Soto de Luiña to Cadavedo great walk way markers all the way stayed Albergue Peregrinos Covi y Peter €10 excellent place pls stay here. Cadavedo thru Luarca to Pinera Albergue Perrgrinos €5 dinner€6 great place after long day Pinera to La Caridad good walk in and out 634 but well marked again. Albergue de Peregrinos €5 . I think Asturias has done excellent progress in waymarking the Camino.Thankyou to all involved.
From La Caridad to Ribadeo spoke to soon the way marks disappear remember your on AS131 straight into Ribadeo rdw Albergue de Peregrinos €6. Take taxi out to As Catedrais early morning 8.30ami low tide great views. Then to Lourenza ahhh mountains and no ROAD WALKIN . So on to Mondoñedo key in cultural centre good kitchen.€6 . Then onto Albergue O Xistral €10 5Km from Abadin the way markers excellent
From O Xistral to Baamonde forest walking and country road 33Km long day but Albergue Baamonde great heaters on great showers . Baamonde -1’C in morning no problem heaters on(no blankets here). Just as side note I did not carry a sleeping bag just silk sleeping bag.Baamonde to O Abrigo nice walk well marked all the way.
Although my Camino on the del Norte the way marks have been excellent bar once. I did use the train and local bus to bypass the tiedious road walking but from Ribadeo it has been quiet forest country lanes. Irun to entrance Bilbao great walking.
O Abrigo Albergue , Miraz to Sabrado Dos Monxes start off well in the forest but to soon on asphalt this time of year Nov 22, most places closed so take plenty water n food ,O Meson bar Cepo lovely lady host for lunch. Road walk to SDM Albergue Lecel warm.
Sobrado Dos Monxes thru Boimorto and Arzua by 6Km to Albergue Camino Dos Ocas €12 the walk is all road until the last 6Km past Arzua
From Albergue Camino Dos Ocas at Fontelas too Monte de Godos some forest but last 5 Km maybe more road walking MdG great heated €6.Then MdG to Santiago de Compostela Albergue Alda €12 .excellent Albergue with kitchen. From SdC to Negreria Forest walking after 25min leaving Albergue nice walk to Albergue Municipal Negreria €6 heated.Negreria to Santa Marina Albergue Santa Marina €10 good food €10 Pilgrims meal,right on the way on AC 300 close to Monas Bakery .SM to Dumbria Albergue o Conco de Peregrinos€6 heated. AOCdP to Muxia nice walk Albergue Muxia €6 heated kitchen. Well that’s it my Camino if I were you I would do the del Norte now before they pave it all over or footpath it over. Sure you can take the GR tracks but your just doing a scenic walk then. Even the SdC to Muxia is getting progress pushed on to it. I can not stop progress and I do not want people to have to live on muddy tracks or have to drive I’ve potholed roads/lanes. So if you want to walk the way before it’s civilised “do it now”.
