[Gocamino] Less crowded/cooler route?

[Javier Martin]

The Via de la Plata (from Seville) is not crowded but very, very hot in Summer.

The AGACS (galician Association) has just marked yellow arrows from
Lisbon to Porto, so now it's very possible to walk all the portuguese
Route, noy crowded but you wouldn't walk alone as the Via de la Plata.
Only a few albergues in the Portuguese side.

The Camino del Norte, from Irun, not crowded, only few albergues in
Vasque Country and Cantabria.

The Camino del Sureste, from Valencia or Alicante, very well marked
two years ago by the Alicant Association (Thanks, Paco Serra, for your
generous work with your GPS), and with a detailed guided available at
www.amigosdelcamino.com in spanish and french (soon in english, too)

So, the only crowded camino is the french camino.

Buen Camino.

On 2/23/07, Joyce Cheney <jcheneyjc at sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> I've planned to walk from Roncesvalles to Santiago in March, but it looks
> like I'll have to walk later instead - June, maybe even July-August. I don't
> mind dry heat, but I do very much mind humid hot and I do very much mind
> crowds! Can anyone recommend a less-traveled, yet fairly well-marked route
> with refugios (don't want to camp out) that will not be crowded? I've
> thought of walking from Le Puy to wherever in Spain it starts to get crowded
> and then taking the train/etc. thru the rest of Spain and walking the last
> 100 km. to Santiago. Or the Portuguese route? (Is the one from near Sevilla
> too hot even in June?)  Thanks for your advice.
> Joyce Cheney
>
>
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