Camino in End-April / Beginning of May

[Bob Spenger]

If I had just 2 weeks available to walk, I would start from Ponferrada
and do it as a single stretch into Santiago (205 km). With proper
spacing this is only about 9 miles per day average - a relatively easy
schedule, although it involves one long climb. I can't tell you much
about the music other than that there was a music school in Arca, next
to the refugio, in 2000. There is also an abundance of buskers in
Santiago itself.

regards.

Bob Spenger



"Lefrancois, Nathalie" wrote:

>  Hello everyone,A couple of friends and I are going to hike part of
> the Camino at the end of April / beginning of May.  All together, we
> have 2 or 3 weeks, which is not much, and would like to know what part
> from South France to Santiago would be recommended (maybe a couple of
> stretches of 80-100kms or many parts totalling 150-200).  We are not
> expert trekkers by any means.Another thing that we are very interested
> in as well is music and we'd like to make sure that there is places
> along the way where we could hear good local music.  We want to do
> some research in medieval / renaissance music while we're there.Any
> suggestions?  Things to watch for?  Recommended
> accommodations?ThanksNathalie Lefrancois
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