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Hornillos del Camino, in the province of Burgos, is an emblematic town on the French Way of St. James, with an urban structure that reflects its Jacobean vocation: a single street, Calle Real, runs through the town from east to west.

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Suggestive view of the chimney

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The Cuesta de Matamulos, also known as the Mule-killer Slope, is a challenging slope on the Camino Francés between Burgos and Hornillos de Camino. It is a well-known point for pilgrims because of the steep descent and the loose stones that dominate the path. Many pilgrims remember this slope well because of the challenge it presents.

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The Iron Cross is really impressive and just as lovely as the Cruz de Ferro.

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Here in the Meseta it is always wonderful to drive along and enjoy the landscape.

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A great route. Once you get to the top, you have a great view of the landscape. But you have to be a bit careful on the way down.

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The Meseta - cycling as meditation. Long, lonely stretches. The landscape becomes a part of you and little by little your bike rides with you and not the other way around....

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A small rural village with several albergues, and a small bar. The village had a one night live music festival when I was there.

The Cross of Hornillos del Camino, also known as the Iron Cross, is an important monument on the Camino de Santiago. It is customary for everyone to carry a stone with them along the way and leave it at the foot of this cross. This tradition symbolizes letting go of burdens and leaving worries behind. It is a powerful symbol of the spiritual journey that pilgrims undertake on the Camino de Santiago.

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Hornillos del Camino is a small, unique village located on the Camino de Santiago in the province of Burgos. It is one of the best examples of a pilgrimage village, with only one street, Calle Real, which is an authentic pilgrimage path. Known for its traditional Castilian atmosphere, this charming town offers peace and tradition after the hustle and bustle of Burgos city. The village was founded in connection with the establishment of a monastery that was dependent on another monastery in France. In the Middle Ages, this place was part of the defensive network that stretched from Burgos to Castrojeriz. The name Hornillos seems to come from Forniellos, which means small ovens dedicated to pottery and the production of plaster. It is a must-see for anyone riding the Camino de Santiago. 😊

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One of the most beautiful stretches on the way. Lonely and beautiful.

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There is an ideal spot to camp and have a look over the town and the mountains

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This path is simply breathtaking - great gravel route.

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A climb that requires a lot of struggle.... or a beautiful descent.

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EYE! Very steep and dangerous descent

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This is the Iron Cross of Hornillos del Camino. The tradition of the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage says that each one carries a stone along the way and leaves it at the foot of this cross to represent the abandonment of a worry or pain.

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nice stretch

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The markers can be found all along the trail.

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This is the Iron Cross of Hornillos del Camino. Custom has it that everyone carries a stone along the way and leaves it at the foot of this cross so as to represent the abandonment of a worry or pain. We have brought and left our stones.

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What is the Meseta? Large flat plains located in the center of Spain, between the cities of Burgos and Leon. At the same time, the Meseta is a section of the Camino de Santiago that people usually avoid. You wonder why people usually avoid walking through the Meseta? People worry about this part of the Camino de Santiago because it is very hot in the summer and freezing in the winter. That's why people usually skip this part. But if you skip it, you'll miss long stages, empty landscapes and big skies that are definitely worth walking!

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