On Sarria the start of the camino francès

[Loukas]

from sarria is it easy to find the french path?
where in sarria do we join it?
Is it well indicated?
thank you for your response

 

[J Willhaus]

Yes, fairly well signed.

Go up the hill from the big letters spelling Sarria. The path winds around up the hill. Turn left at the monastery and go back down the hill to cross the stone bridge.

 

[Ungawawa]

Unless you're walking in January or February, just follow the hoards!

 

[isawtman]

Just get an app for your phone like Wise Pilgrim, Camino Ninja or Buen Camino.
It will show you exactly where you are at in comparison to the camino

 

[Pafayac]

Sarria is not the start of the Camino Francés.
It is the start for those who want a Compostela while walking the lesser.

 

[ShoshTrvls]

Sarria is not the start of the Camino Francés.
It is the start for those who want a Compostela while walking the lesser.

I think the poster is looking for where to find the Camino path in Sarria, which is where he was starting from.
While I hate to read too much into your comment, it seems a bit snarky, mostly because it was completely non-responsive. I hope that wasn't the case and you were just trying to be overly helpful (while not answering the questions that were asked in the post).

 

[isawtman]

From the Bus Station walk south on Rua Matias Lopez (LU 546)
about 6 blocks. Take a slight right onto Rua Benigno Quiroga.
Then after two short blocks take a sharp right and you will see
the large stair case which is a major landmark on the Camino
in Sarria. After you reach the top, I you take a slight left and
eventually you reach the Sarria letters.

From the train station take Rua Calvo Sotelo Southeast
for about 5 block and you will reach the Rua Matias
Lopez and turn right. Go about two blocks on that
street and take a slight right onto Rua Benigno Quiroga.
Then after two short blocks take a sharp right and
you will see the large stair case which is a major
landmark on the Camino in Sarria. After you reach
the top, I you take a slight left and
eventually you reach the Sarria letters.

From the train station it might be easier just to walk to
the west and connect with the Camino. I just gave you
these directions because I believe the two major landmarks
on the Camino in Sarria are the Stairs (Escalinata)
and the Sarria Letters. Plus, many albergues are near the Stairs.