Hi,
@JLH83, welcome to the forum! Lucky you, the Levante is wonderful. I walked in 2013, and at that time used the Association’s printed guidebook. It was absolutely all I needed. I didn’t even have a GPS then, nor did the other two people I wound up walking with. I now routinely use GPS on the untraveled routes and would download tracks from wikiloc if I ever am lucky enough to go back. I use wikiloc, but there are plenty of places to get tracks.
The Association has discontinued its printed guide and now has it all online, in both English and Spanish. It sounds like you have seen it. I can’t imagine that you need anything else to enjoy the camino, though you may want to google around for confirmation on accommodation info. I would also encourage you to make it to the association before you start to walk — their hours are listed on their website.
@JLWV is our forum “contact” at the association and pops on the forum to post important notices when there are closures, new places opening, etc.
So many wonderful places on this route — small towns with castles, gorgeous plazas, some Quixote sites, a few great days of mountain walking, the wonderful cities of Ávila and Toledo (plus of course the starting point!).
One last thing — the very first thread in this subforum is a
“planning thread” done while we were in covid confinement. It has a TON of information, but it is not the kind of thing that everyone likes. Take a look.
Buen camino, Laurie