Santiago Plan

Stage 25 of 28 · Camino de Levante

Arévalo → Medina del Campo

Ávila · Valladolid

Distance
30 km
Time
7 h 12 min
Ascent
+33 m
Descent
−92 m
Difficulty
Easy
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Jornada larga hasta Medina del Campo, gran plaza comercial de los Reyes Católicos.

Elevation profile

Ascent

+33 m

Descent

−92 m

Altitude

706–776 m

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Stage map

Services on the stage:💧 2 water fountains✚ 5 pharmacies🏧 9 ATMs(OpenStreetMap data; check opening times)

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What to see on this stage

Monuments and points of interest near the Camino for your rest (data from OpenStreetMap).

Hostels on this stage

Hostel data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). It does not include beds or price, which are not always in the source; check with the hostel. Is one missing or wrong? Write to us.

Frequently asked questions about this stage

How many kilometres is stage 25?
The stage from Arévalo to Medina del Campo is about 30 km according to our track.
How long does this stage take?
About 7 h 12 min at a moderate pace (30 km and +33 m). This estimate excludes breaks; with rests, photos and meals, add 1-2 hours.
How much elevation does this stage have?
It gains about +33 m of ascent and −92 m of descent, calculated on the real profile of the stage.
Is this stage difficult?
We rate it as easy difficulty, with about 1 m of ascent per kilometre. It is an estimate based on elevation; heat, rain or the surface can make it harder.
Where to sleep at the end of the stage, in Medina del Campo?
We list 1 pilgrim hostels in the corridor of this stage (with phone and website when available). You can also book a hotel or guesthouse in Medina del Campo.
Is there water, a pharmacy and an ATM along the way?
On the stage we found 2 water fountains, 5 pharmacies and 9 ATMs (OpenStreetMap data; do confirm opening times).

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