© Sebbe xy · CC BY-SA 3.0Por el Somport
Continuación de la Vía Tolosana: del Somport a Puente la Reina, corto, solitario y con el carácter del Alto Aragón.
✦ HistoricEl Camino Aragonés desciende del puerto del Somport hasta Puente la Reina, donde se une al Francés. Es la continuación natural de la Vía Tolosana, una de las cuatro grandes rutas medievales del Codex Calixtinus.
Corto pero con carácter propio y mucho más solitario que el Francés, atraviesa Jaca, San Juan de la Peña y los valles del Alto Aragón.
Who it's for
Para quien entra por los Pirineos del este buscando calma.
In preparation
We are preparing its stages, map and profile with the same detail as the French Way. In the meantime, check the routes already available.
See all →The route
Approximate track of the route with the towns it passes through.
Layers
Use two fingers to move the map; Ctrl + scroll to zoom.
Download and offline navigation
Download the GPX track and open it in your hiking app (OsmAnd, Wikiloc, Locus…) to navigate without coverage.
Accommodation
On the Camino, pilgrim hostels (municipal, parish and private) are the cheapest option, and many cannot be booked: you arrive and check in in order of arrival. The links below search for hotels and guesthouses, for those who prefer to secure a bed in advance.
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When you reach Santiago
When you finish your Camino, make the most of Santiago: a guided tour of the cathedral and the botafumeiro, a trip to Finisterre and Muxía (the end of the world), or the corners of the old town.
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