Hiking the Camino de Santiago

Ralph and I have hiked several of the routes of the Camino de Santiago—in Spain, France, Portugal, and a tiny bit in Switzerland. As you will see below, we have hiked many of the longer routes in stages. All told, we have hiked more than 3,300 miles of these European pilgrimage trails. See Susan’s Amazon author page for more info.

Camino de Santiago routes we’ve walked (years; approximate miles)

Spain:
1. Francés. (French route), by far the best known and traveled. (primarily 2001; 500 miles)
2. Norte (del Norte. (2015-2016; 500 miles)
3. Primitivo. (2016; 200 miles)
4. Mozárabe. (2011; 93 miles from Granada)

France:
5. Le Puy-en-Velay. (aka GR65), (2004-2006); 630 miles)
6. Geneva, Switzerland to Le Puy. (also GR65); (2012-2013; 200 miles)
7. Arles. (enters Spain over Somport Pass, then becomes Aragonés) (2008-2010; 500 miles) 
8. Vezelay. (2017-2019, 2021; 560 miles/900 km)  

Portugal:
9. Portugués. (inland, from Porto) (2007; 144 miles)

On the Vezelay, FR route, Spring 2017