Ruta Asturianas to Santo Toribio De Liébana (the red route)

[RumAndChupacabras]

Using the search feature I couldn't find anything on these routes, here in the forum.
Please tell me if I'm correct. According to this map found on the back of the Santo Toribio de Liebana credential, is the green RUTA DE LA MONTANA the same as the Lebaniego and the black (?) RUTA LEONESA O DEL ABREGO the same as the Vadiniense???

Also, do you know where I can learn more about the red RUTA DE LOS ASTURIANOS O DEL REGANON and the orange RUTA CASTELLANA O DEL SOLANO???

 

[Michael; Camino-addicted]

The green line is the Lebaniego with the variant along the Rio Nansa and the "old" Camino before 2015 between Cicera and Lebena. If you walk the actual route, you will not walk over Collado de Arceon.

The black line between Santo Toribio and Portilla de la Reina is for sure not the Vadiniense. Here is a copy of my map for the stage "Santo Toribio - Espinama/Fuente Dé". The way of the black line goes at first along the nationalstreet 621 to the south. A kind of shortcut. Both ways come together in Portilla de la Reina.




I don´t speak spanish (but I have google translate ). The headline means "the secular, so non religious, ways to Santo Toribio". And the names of the route means "way of the people from Asturias, Leonesian Route. Castilian route". For me it looks like an information, which ways the people from different regions of Spain came over centuries to Santo Toribio. I don´t think, these ways are actually signed as a hiking route. But maybe I´m wrong and you can find something.

 

[RumAndChupacabras]

I don´t think, these ways are actually signed as a hiking route. But maybe I´m wrong and you can find something.

I'm trying to find that out because, that map/image I posted is actually 2 pages of the Credential!

Here's a full image, taken by @Canuck

 

[Anamya]

The Ruta Castellana was the trail used by people on the South of the Cantabrian mountains to get to Santo Toribio monastery. No idea of it is marked, but I met a pilgrim coming from there in Potes.

Info on the Ruta Castellana: https://turismolapernia.com/camino-lebaniego-castellano/caminos

 

[RumAndChupacabras]

Just found this site which mentions 8 routes! I'm intrigued by this.

Santo Toribio de Liébana pilgrimage routes - The Lebaniego Way: cultural routes at Spain is culture.

Information on the Santo Toribio de Liébana pilgrimage routes - The Lebaniego Way cultural route. Map and itinerary of the route. . Monuments, museums, cities and nature spaces on the route. What to do on the Santo Toribio de Liébana pilgrimage routes - The Lebaniego Way route on the official...

www.spainisculture.com

 

[The Kolbist]

@RumAndChupacabras - I heard San Vicente de la Barquera is a very picturesque town. Why not start there . It would be like walking from Summerlin ... just kidding

 

[RumAndChupacabras]

@RumAndChupacabras - I heard San Vicente de la Barquera is a very picturesque town. Why not start there . It would be like walking from Summerlin ... just kidding

We'll be going to SVDB too, Lord Willing! That said, THIS is why we're not starting there

https://www.caminodesantiago.me/community/threads/whats-old-is-new-again-ruta-de-los-asturianos-o-del-rega%C3%B1%C3%B3n-trail-to-santo-toribio.62882/

 

[charlotte19675]

I am planning to do the castellana route later this year if travel is allowed. I have started planning but am finding that accommodation is quite a long way off the route and there are not many shops/bars etc. So far I have got as far as Herrera in booking accommodation and then I am taking the train to Aguilera De Campoo to do one stage on the Olvidado to Cerevera just to find accommodation. Then I will rejoin the Castellana again in Cervera and head to Potes. After Potes I am heading to Poncebos via the Mercadillo Route from Fuente De to Cain. I will check accommodation again later in the year in case the problems I am having currently is due to covid and people are not sure whether there will be tourists out and about.