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100:05 h
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Fördefräulein ⚓️🌻🥾 went for a hike.
September 11, 2019
04:40
20.7km
4.4km/h
300m
300m
Fördefräulein ⚓️🌻🥾 went for a hike.
September 10, 2019
04:47
23.2km
4.8km/h
370m
260m
This stage is partly very idyllic, but also goes in Arcade on a highway along. Well-developed hiking trails make the route quite easy. The slopes are very moderate.
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The stage runs largely along roads. Little natural underground. It goes from Mos steadily but moderately up and before Redondela again (partly) steeply downhill.
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From Tui the path continues in Galicia 🇪🇸. The stage is characterized by very beautiful sections, but also by significantly more pilgrims. 100km before Santiago, many begin the Way of St. James to receive the Compostela.
At Km 8 are 2 (!) Signposts pointing in completely opposite directions. To the
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This section of the Camino always went along the Rio Minho. The entire route is equipped with concrete paths. But many kilometers you can run next to the concrete way on natural way, which really protects the feet.
There is no way to eat / drink on this section! You should be prepared for that.
Valencia is an absolute highlight!
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The road from Caminha to Vila Nova de Cerveira goes along the "Ecovia Caminha". A well-developed hiking trail / bike path on the river "Rio Minho".
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This stage is a bit easier and well developed. The signposts are still quite rare. Good orientation is the long distance trail, with the pretty good signage.
Also on this route a lot of sea, beautiful landscapes and few tourists.
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This stage is again much on the sea and on sandy soils, also is to overcome some dune.
The supply of water etc. is very sparse.
From the nature experience, unbeatable beautiful, over long distance you are alone with yourself and the sea.
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The way from Herbón to Santiago de Compostela still requires a lot of strength as the last stage. It goes steadily uphill, much on asphalt, some sections but also on beautiful forest trails and sandy trails. In Santiago, the last section of the route is badly signposted. No signs on the last two kilometers.
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