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Even if you don't plan or have the ability to walk the entire Camino Frances, the stage that reaches Roncesvalles is a must for the beauty of the landscapes and the evocative atmosphere it offers, especially when—descending from the Ibañeta Pass—the boundless Spanish landscape suddenly opens up before your eyes in the golden light of sunset. It's a magical moment, ideally shared with other pilgrims and then enhanced with a visit to the Collegiate Church. The stamp on the Credencial is also beautiful.

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Don't miss a visit to the Pilgrims' Hospital and the Collegiate Church of Santa María. Also, learn about the history of Roncesvalles, as it's very interesting.

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Very nice except it is mainly road

Nice stretch along the river, little traffic.

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short but demanding wall

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If you come to visit the Iparralde area... you can't miss it. It's worth a visit, either by bike or after the route. It has a lot of activity and life, especially in summer.

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Starting point for several climbs that allow you to cross the border and reach Spain. It is a very quiet town where you can take a break and get water. I remember that on hot summer days... the heat is oppressive because there is a lot of humidity. It is a typical town in the area where you will also find some bars where you can have a drink.

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wrong name - the Romanesque church is called Santa María de Eunate

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It is a very pleasant straight of slides... by car... because by bike you notice them in your legs.

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It is a beautiful border pass between Spain and France, well known for being part of the most traditional route of the Camino de Santiago. Sportingly, the climb on both sides is easy, although on the French side it is much longer as it starts at a lower altitude. The Spanish side is just 6 km from Burguete, the last being the most difficult with an average gradient of 7%. On this side you pass the famous and well-known monastery of Roncesvalles. The French side is 18 km from Arnegui and an average gradient of 4%. The hardest part is 5 km from the summit, with one kilometre at 7%. The landscape on this side is of lush vegetation going up a very closed valley that hardly leaves room for views of the surrounding mountains. The road is very twisty. It is a port with very good asphalt and a lot of traffic in general... so, be careful!

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Pamplona, the capital of the Navarra region in northern Spain, is a city of contrasts where history, culture, nature and festivity come together. The city is world famous for the San Fermín festival, which takes place every July and is known for the spectacular bull runs through the narrow streets. In addition to this vibrant festival, Pamplona also offers many historical and cultural attractions. You can explore the medieval city walls and the impressive Renaissance citadel, as well as the Gothic cathedral of Santa María la Real, which is a beautiful example of religious architecture. The city also has a rich Roman history, which is reflected in the mosaics and other archaeological finds.

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This is one of my favourite views on the way back to Irati. The balcony from which you can see Mount Errozate is simply spectacular, both on rainy days and on the rare days when the blue of the sky and the green of the mountains contrast.

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For VAEs, it is possible to recharge the battery at the Roncesvales Tourist Office ..

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Huge star-shaped citadel from 1571. Extremely well preserved and very easy to walk around inside, outside and through the middle.

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"Behind the 18th century façade lies a beautiful Gothic church from the 15th century. The founders of the cathedral, the royal couple Carlos III the Noble and Leonora de Trastamara, are buried in alabaster sarcophagi in the choir. (...) Through a magnificently gilded portal you enter one of the most beautiful cloisters in Spain from the right aisle." (Text source: Cordula Rabe in "Camino Frances. Spanish Way of St. James from the Pyrenees to Santiago de Compostela", Rother Verlag)

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The EV1 meets in Pamplona which, coming from the North Cape, crosses the Pyrenees climbing from Hendaye, with the classic "French route" towards Santiago de Compostela which comes from Roncesvalles.

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Recommended cycling place. Good bars and fountains in the town

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Bikestation

Beautiful, well-preserved fortification from the Renaissance.

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Really exotic and super calm high altitude plateau. One of my most beautiful walks in the country.

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