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Why walk the Camino Frances

Get to know the Camino Frances
Our full walk from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port to Santiago takes 40 days, or longer on our relaxed version. Our Final Stage from Sarria takes about a week.
Find your pace
Easy
Up to 5 miles per day
Flat, well-kept paths; ideal for beginners
Easy - Moderate
6–9 miles per day
Good paths, some gentle climbs; active beginners
Moderate
10–12 miles per day
Mixed trails, regular climbs; for regular hikers
Moderate - Challenging
15–17 miles per day
Remote mountainous terrain; experienced hikers
Challenging
17+ miles per day
Scrambles, big drop-offs; very experienced hikers
Strenuous
19+ miles per day
High passes, sustained ascents; expert, very fit hikers
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