Rhun Leeding
Active Member
- Time of past OR future Camino
- Leon to Santiago - Sept/Oct 2015
Camino Ingles & Santiago to Finisterre & Muxia Sept/Oct 2016
Hi guys,
Not sure if anyone else shares my perspective on walking, but generally I find that the stages of the Camino that I have enjoyed the most have been the ones with the most climbing, and I can actually cover greater distances on those stages than on the longer flat stages on the Camino. Crossing over Cruz de Ferro and of course the climb up to O Cebreiro are both great (I started from Leon...so haven't crossed from SJPP to Roncesvalles...yet). I do find that other people tend to be quite different though...and some people seem to roll downhill, while I'm struggling to check footing and feeling it through my knees.
So, a simple question, do you prefer the climbs, downhill or generally flat terrain for walking?
Not sure if anyone else shares my perspective on walking, but generally I find that the stages of the Camino that I have enjoyed the most have been the ones with the most climbing, and I can actually cover greater distances on those stages than on the longer flat stages on the Camino. Crossing over Cruz de Ferro and of course the climb up to O Cebreiro are both great (I started from Leon...so haven't crossed from SJPP to Roncesvalles...yet). I do find that other people tend to be quite different though...and some people seem to roll downhill, while I'm struggling to check footing and feeling it through my knees.
So, a simple question, do you prefer the climbs, downhill or generally flat terrain for walking?