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Camino FrancesJune 2nd to July 4th, 2018

backpacking through the Autonomous regions of northern spain along the Camino Frances

Starting high in the Pyrenees mountains between France and Spain, and leading to the Atlantic ocean, the Camino Frances is part of a series of routes collectively called El Camino de Santiago that covers a wide array of landscapes and cultures over hills and mountains, across deserts, through rivers, and in thick forests.

I spent 35 days walking/hiking 600 miles across Northern Spain.

Autonomous Regions • Northern SpainBackpacking — Europe

  • 01 of 32Roncesvalles4,700 ft
  • 02 of 32Zubiri3,114 ft
  • 03 of 32Pamplona1,459 ft
  • 04 of 32Puente la Reina2,510 ft
  • 05 of 32Estella1,616 ft
  • 06 of 32Sansol2,205 ft
  • 07 of 32Logrono1,898 ft
  • 08 of 32Najera2,189 ft
  • 09 of 32Santo Domingo2,476 ft
  • 10 of 32Belorado2,707 ft
  • 11 of 32Ages3,166 ft
  • 12 of 32Burgos3,528 ft
  • 13 of 32Hontanas3,074 ft
  • 14 of 32Fromista2,999 ft
  • 15 of 32Carrión de los Condes2,790 ft
  • 16 of 32Sahagun2,956 ft
  • 17 of 32Reliegos2,886 ft
  • 18 of 32León2,724 ft
  • 19 of 32Villar de Mazarife2,976 ft
  • 20 of 32Astorga3,019 ft
  • 21 of 32Foncebadon4,707 ft
  • 22 of 32Ponferrada4,953 ft
  • 23 of 32Villafranca del Bierzo1,798 ft
  • 24 of 32O Cebreiro4,305 ft
  • 25 of 32Sarria4,415 ft
  • 26 of 32Portomarin1,492 ft
  • 27 of 32Melide2,383 ft
  • 28 of 32Pedrouzo1,494 ft
  • 29 of 32Santiago de Compostela876 ft
  • 30 of 32Negreira935 ft
  • 31 of 32Olveiroa900 ft
  • 32 of 32Fisterra383 ft