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.
You can take a look at my list from 2022, which i used for a May Camino Frances... but would use pretty much the same for a Sept Le Puy. Maybe throw in an extra fleece or an umbrella, but you can get those things as well on the way.
This feels like i finally finished my Magnus Opus...
For the last 3 years since i returned home from my first Camino Frances I have been "Theorycrafting" my perfect packing list.
Next Friday I'll leave for Saint Jean and I am almost finished. A handfull of things are still missing, but i got some weights from the internet and rounded up a bit.
Initially i was aiming for 3,5kg. In the end i decided to take a few extra items for added comfort.
I wanted to share it with you guys. Reading this forum helped lifting my spirits more than once and maybe it will be of help to someone.
I have two pieces of advice. Have good rain gear and prepare ahead for Sundays and Mondays on the route. It’s not uncommon to have all of the cafés and restaurants closed in some of these smaller villages on Sundays and Mondays, especially as you move into October
Hello,
I'm planning to walk the Via Podiensis in autumn 2025 to Cahors.
My question: is potable water regularly available or would you recommend taking a water filtration system?
Thanks heaps
Hello,
Someone posted that n immersion heater to make ourselves a morning drink to beat the long morning queues is a handy tip.
For those who have walked it, would you recommend it? Or is this...
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