Still trying to figure out which Camino to do !!!

[Bob from L.A. !]

We have all heard of the more common Camino's throughout Spain and I have enjoyed the last 3 CF's I have done, but it is now time for a change.
I recently found this Camino (Ignaciano) by way of a friend's suggestion. I am opening this thread in hopes someone or someone(s) can provide me with their thoughts and/or ideas on this route.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thank you.......

 

[mspath]

We have all heard of the more common Camino's throughout Spain and I have enjoyed the last 3 CF's I have done, but it is now time for a change.
I recently found this Camino (Ignaciano) by way of a friend's suggestion. I am opening this thread in hopes someone or someone(s) can provide me with their thoughts and/or ideas on this route.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thank you.......

Have you seen this web?
https://ignatiancamino.com/about-the-ignatian-camino/

 

[Bala]

If you are on Facebook, there's a new group, Friends of the Ignatian Camino. Several people have posted videos, slideshows and blogs. Very informative.

 

[KinkyOne]

We have all heard of the more common Camino's throughout Spain and I have enjoyed the last 3 CF's I have done, but it is now time for a change.
I recently found this Camino (Ignaciano) by way of a friend's suggestion. I am opening this thread in hopes someone or someone(s) can provide me with their thoughts and/or ideas on this route.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thank you.......

Few clicks away with search function gives you this:
https://www.caminodesantiago.me/community/threads/live-from-the-camino-ignaciano.32887/

Happy planning!

 

[peregrina2000]

Few clicks away with search function gives you this:
https://www.caminodesantiago.me/community/threads/live-from-the-camino-ignaciano.32887/

Happy planning!

Thanks for that link, Kinky. I moved the thread to the Ignaciano subforum where it will be easier to find in the future.

 

[nycwalking]

Bob,
You could do several. Start CF, Invierno to finish. That gives you the old and the new. As yet, decided?

 

[Bob from L.A. !]

NYC - I will research this as well. I received an email from someone telling me the Ignaciano was somewhat isolated and that albergues were not as frequent. Anyone here agree or deny these ideas? Thank you all !

 

[KinkyOne]

NYC - I will research this as well. I received an email from someone telling me the Ignaciano was somewhat isolated and that albergues were not as frequent. Anyone here agree or deny these ideas? Thank you all !

Read the posts in the link I posted above. Don't know for sure but maybe our forum member @MichaelSG (think that was him) also writes a blog.

EDIT: Yes it was him and the links to his blog are posted in the thread.

 

[domigee]

We have all heard of the more common Camino's throughout Spain and I have enjoyed the last 3 CF's I have done, but it is now time for a change.
I recently found this Camino (Ignaciano) by way of a friend's suggestion. I am opening this thread in hopes someone or someone(s) can provide me with their thoughts and/or ideas on this route.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thank you.......

Just came upon this blog written by one of our forum members :
http://memismscaminoignaciano.blogspot.co.uk

I haven't read it yet but it might give you useful information

PS Sorry @KinkyOne , only saw after posting you had already found it. Doh.

 

[Bob from L.A. !]

Domigee - Thank you for posting this. It is quite in depth and informative.........

Bob

 

[jl]

For what it is worth, here is the blog I did when I was walking last year. It also includes the Invierno too (at the end of Oct.). We started in September so this is the link to the month that we began. I crossed the mountain to Aranztazu alone - care needs to be taken. The fog came in, rocks were very slippery, and I had no idea that there were sheer cliffs off to the side! Janet

http://offwanderingagain.blogspot.com.au/2016/09/