We know that many times it is not up to the pilgrim to choose at what time to do the Camino de Santiago, but if it is in your hands, we would recommend you leave aside the busiest months and take a walk in months like April, May, early June, September or early October. In high season (summer), the Camino de Santiago from Burgos is a hotbed of walkers, but outside the most popular months (end of June, July and August), the agglomerations descend and walk much more comfortable, with less extreme temperatures (especially in the case of the Castilian plateau) and more pleasant. When to walk the Camino de Santiago from Burgos? What to consider? The French Way from Burgos crosses the Castilian plateau and the Galician forests, crossing some of the busiest sections of the entire Jacobean road network, which on the other hand has a large number of hostels, accommodations and all kinds of services for the pilgrim, In addition to a more than complete signaling. If you choose Burgos to make the Camino de Santiago you will need more than 20 days to travel to the finish line, counting the trips to the Castilian city and returning from Santiago home.
If you choose to do the French Way from Burgos, 19 stages await you (although you can divide some of them to walk shorter stages) and almost 500 kilometers to the final goal, in Santiago de Compostela and along the way, the possibility of knowing points stop as spectacular as Astorga, León, Sahagún, Villafranca del Bierzo, or in Galicia, O Cebreiro, Sarria, Portomarín or Palas de Rei. Burgos | Wikimedia Commons Why choose Burgos to walk the Camino de Santiago?īurgos is one of the most important cities in the long history of the Camino de Santiago and a mandatory stop for all pilgrims who travel the entire French Way (or at least from Castilla).
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