Pilgrim way
Camino del Norte
Spain · 825 km · ≈ 33–41 days
A coastal pilgrim road from the Basque border town of Irún along the Bay of Biscay and through Cantabria, Asturias and Galicia to Santiago.
Long-distance hiking trails in Spain
The atlas has 8 trails that cross Spain, from 112 km to 825 km. Each comes with its length, days on foot, best months and a link to the official site.
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Photo: Diego Delso, CC BY-SA 4.0 Pilgrim way
Camino Francés
France and Spain · 768 km · ≈ 31–38 days
The most popular of the roads to Santiago crosses the Pyrenees at Roncesvalles and runs west across northern Spain through Pamplona, Burgos and León to the tomb of St James.
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Camino Inglés
Spain · 112 km · ≈ 4–6 days
A short Galician pilgrim road from the naval port of Ferrol to Santiago, historically used by pilgrims arriving by sea from northern Europe.
Pilgrim way
Camino Primitivo
Spain · 325 km · ≈ 13–16 days
The oldest Jacobean route, said to follow the journey of King Alfonso II in the ninth century, leads from Oviedo across the Cantabrian mountains to Santiago.
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Fisterra-Muxía Way
Spain · 119 km · ≈ 5–6 days
A Galician extension of the Camino de Santiago from the cathedral to the Atlantic cape of Fisterra and the shrine town of Muxía.
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GR11 Transpirenaica
Spain · 800 km · ≈ 32–40 days
The Spanish side of the Pyrenean traverse, a long mountain footpath from Cabo de Higuer on the Atlantic to Cap de Creus on the Mediterranean.
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Portuguese Way
Portugal and Spain · 620 km · ≈ 25–31 days
The pilgrim road from Lisbon through Coimbra and Porto to the cathedral of Santiago de Compostela.
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Vía de la Plata
Spain · 706 km · ≈ 28–35 days
A north-south pilgrim road from Seville across Extremadura and Castile; it is the Spanish Camino that follows the old Roman road Via de la Plata.
