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To avoid the afternoon heat, we were packed up and on our way by 6:30am. Since the hotel was at the entrance to town, we had to walk through town to get on the trail. Although it was early, we kept an eye open and spotted a tavern that was open, so we could have a cup of coffee. We finally left Puente La Reina, crossing the old bridge, and posing for a few shots. After about an hour and a half we ...
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Home and Away
Bob Carlsen
Thanks for the memories...
you are walking at least twice the speed and distance each day as I did. I fell walking down the Alto de Perdon and got a severely sprained ankle. You said climbing the Alto de Perdon was the hard part...not for me! And they have made improvements to the Roman bridge since I crossed in in 2016. The steps on the far side were too high for me. A Finnish pilgrim eventually cam by and gave me a hand up