Sheet (list) with accommodation

[Moniq]

Hi,

I am planning to walk the last week of the Podiensis into SJPD and then cross the Pyrenees as early in April as possible, preferably the first week, snow etc. permitting.
Is this a crazy idea? Will there be other people around?
And somewhere, here or in on of the FB groups I came across a sheet with all the accommodations and opening dates throughout the year. It had some yellow and red in it.
Thanks for reading and hopefully answering!

 

[Ianinam]

Not a sheet, but on the website www.gronze.com you can find all the information you need.

 

[Moniq]

Hi,

I am planning to walk the last week of the Podiensis into SJPD and then cross the Pyrenees as early in April as possible, preferably the first week, snow etc. permitting.
Is this a crazy idea? Will there be other people around?
And somewhere, here or in on of the FB groups I came across a sheet with all the accommodations and opening dates throughout the year. It had some yellow and red in it.
Thanks for reading and hopefully answering!

And I am looking for that sheet but cannot find it!

 

[lt56ny]

Here is the link to the Camino Podiensis also known as the camino from Le Puy.
Just click on the link and you will go to the website.

Camino de Le Puy | Camino de Santiago | Gronze.com

El Camino de Le Puy (o Vía Podiensis) es el principal camino por Francia y la más importante vía de peregrinación medieval europea. La primera peregrinación documentada es la del obispo Godescalc entre los años 950 y 951. Se inicia en Le Puy-en-Velay, en la región de la Auvernia, y hoy en día...

www.gronze.com

 

[wisepilgrim]

Go to the Online Guides here on the forums and choose Vía Podiensis from the list. Here you will find them, and can print them off as a pdf at the bottom. You will need to select the beginning and ending points first, but the pdf will include the accommodation and services along the way.

 

[CactusTrail]

There is a private Facebook group called "GR65 Via Podiensis : walking the Le Puy route in France" that has a Google Docs spreadsheet with all information on both accommodation (with opening dates) and services available. Maybe that's where you saw the sheet?

 

[BlackRocker57]

Hi,

I am planning to walk the last week of the Podiensis into SJPD and then cross the Pyrenees as early in April as possible, preferably the first week, snow etc. permitting.
Is this a crazy idea? Will there be other people around?
And somewhere, here or in on of the FB groups I came across a sheet with all the accommodations and opening dates throughout the year. It had some yellow and red in it.
Thanks for reading and hopefully answering!

Here is the link to Dave Whitson’s super spreadsheet of accommodations that lists almost 1000 lodgings on the GR65 Via Podiensis and its variantes ... it’s a start for you! <https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1_DRbaqvzf2SKjB928JgGH79Zq1DAJ_g-0cA2cAgdKDU/edit>

I will look for the the specific file that you are referring to ... I have seen it recently on FB but it is not jumping out for me at the moment

 

[BlackRocker57]

This might be the file that you are referring to :