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A village to village guide to hiking the Camino de Santiago : Camino Frances: St Jean - Santiago - Finisterre / Anna Dintaman, David Landis.

Hiking the Camino de Santiago

2nd ed.

Harleysville, PA : Village To Village Press , 2014.

320 p. : ill., maps ; 18 cm.

Camino elevation profile -- Camino route network -- Pilgrims on the way -- Pilgrimage to Santiago -- Travel on the Camino -- Preparing to hike the Camino -- The Camino Francés and Camino Finisterre: Basque Country and Navarra ; La Rioja & Castilla y León ; Meseta ; Cantabrian Mtns. & El Bierzo ; Galicia ; Camino Finisterre.

"Stunning photos, great maps, and directions that make sense. I especially like the detailed list of albergues in each town, complete with prices and icons showing their amenities. The book covers the entire route all the way to Finisterre and Muxia, with daily stages of around 25km (15.5mi) per day. You can, of course, finish your day anywhere you like, but the stages often end in the larger towns with more options for places to stay and eat, as well as resources such as pharmacies, ATM machines, etc. Each stage begins with an overview including the distance, difficulty, average number of hours, and a breakdown of the percentage of time you'll spend on paved vs. unpaved pathways. It then includes a description of what you'll be facing that day, along with an elevation chart and a map showing all towns and the amenities you can expect to find there (albergues, food, shopping, etc.) It then walks you through each town you'll be visiting, and describes points of interest as well as warnings for things to watch out for (like the lack of water between Valcarlos and Roncesvalles). Each town has a sidebar with a listing of places to stay, each with its price, contact details, and amenities (food, washer, dryer, kitchen, WiFi, number of beds, etc.) Maps are also included for the larger towns, with all places to stay marked on the map. We always found it easy to understand the differences between the albergues, and to find them once we arrived in the town. The book also includes a lot of nice information in the introductory chapters, including a history of the Camino, when to go, how to get there, visas, the various types of places to stay and eat, costs, safety issues, packing lists, and lots more. This information is expanded even further on the book's extensive web site, including links to many of the sites and places to stay that are listed in each stage."--R. Gilbert, book review, Amazon.com

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