A Guide to the lesser-known Caminos
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- čas přidán 15. 11. 2022
- Aside from the well-known Camino routes, there's also a whole bunch of lesser-known ones - the "minor" Caminos. I take you through a quick tour of these so that by the end you'll know which one to try next!
Really interesting and well done. Thanks for putting this together.
If you ever feel like expanding the routes you cover, I walked the Via Serrana from La Línea de la Concepción to Sevilla to link up with the Via de la Plata last fall, a wonderful 10-day trek, and plan to walk the six-day Camino de Uclés next Spring from Uclés to Madrid before commencing the Camino de Madrid. Certainly the Via Serrana deserves more attention that it has received so far.
Thanks for the tips - I'll look into those routes 🤠
Thank you for the info! Very useful. I haven't heard of the others but I've seen great vids of the San Salvador and Primitivo from "Walks with Efren". Cheers and safe travels!
Glad it was helpful!
You never mentioned the Camino Fonseca.
Beautiful and interesting route from Salamanca to Santiago via Sanabres.
Camino Fonseca looks great - thanks for the tip!
Wonderfully done, Cole!
Thanks Cole, great overview
I've done the Camino San Salvador twice... its very difficult but very beautiful. Spectacular views. Recommended to join with the Primitivo
Really interesting, thank you.
wealth of wonderful gift for all those who want a different route than rveryone else. Question...were there any pilgrims to speak of on those lesser known caminos?
Here are some stats - catedral.df-server.info/est/peregrinaciones2021.pdf
..but the lion share walk the Camino Frances with comparatively very few on these lesser-known ones
El mapa no es correcto: el Camino de la Lana comienza en Alicante y fue señalizado así desde 2001 (no empieza en Valencia). Por ello da una información que no es correcta. Debería ser corregido pues confunde a los peregrinos.
Thanks Pedro, I was just going by Gronze - www.gronze.com/ruta-lana. I guess it means that you could start on the Camino of the Levante at Valencia then switch to the Lana before Cuenca. But you're right, everyone seems to say it does start in Alicante!
@@colesushi
El Camino de la Lana está mal descrito en Gronze.
En tu mapa, el Camino que comienza en Alicante debería a estar todo en color verde hasta Burgos.
Por el contrario, desde Valencia hasta Monteagudo (cerca de Cuenca) debe de ir en color azul pues no se llama Camino de la Lana sino Camino de Requena (es uno de los 8 afluentes que se unen en varios puntos al Camino de la Lana).
@@pasgalag Thanks for poiting this out! I'm going to annotate the map in question. Buen Camino !
I got lost once but found my way back ! is that a lesser-known camino ?
Probably one of the least-known. Well done for getting un-lost !
great video. i am doing a camino walk this year and was wondering which walk is the flates and best for a beginner. i can do the walk from madrid, seville, cadiz or malaga.
I think it mainly depends on how far you would like to walk. If you walk from Madrid, it might be quieter at first but there'll be more people around once you hit the Camino Frances - this contrast might be good to experience. I think there'll be less people around starting from Cadiz/Malaga that from Seville...
@@colesushi cheers cole, yeh im going to do the madrid walk as its closest to me. seems a decent walk.
@@richardupton3323 buen Camino !
Well Cole. Could you please explain why you simply ignored in your map the Portuguese Way?
I put those in the "Top Caminos" video ! - czcams.com/video/mbnMJOpTcRY/video.html
Falta el camino Inglés y el Portugués.
I put those in the "Top Caminos" video ! - czcams.com/video/mbnMJOpTcRY/video.html