Hikes in Ayegui

When the weather is nice, we can enjoy a hike through enchantingly beautiful farmland. A little surprise along the way will quench our thirst.> From downtown Estella 01, we walk straight ahead, crossing the road several times. Once past the Avia gas station, we begin the gentle ascent to nearby Ayegui 02. Shortly thereafter, following the main road, we reach Bodegas Irache 03, home to a very special fountain. From the museum and rest area, we continue uphill, passing the small village of Irache on the right, where we can enjoy a fantastic view. After crossing the main road again, we turn onto a quieter side road, pass the Irtaxe Campground, and continue toward the very distinctive Monjardín (mountain). As soon as we pass through the next underpass, we leave the noise of the road behind us. Along fields and through a holm oak forest, clear trail markers guide us through the maze of paths. When we emerge from the forest, we walk around a large field toward Ázequeta 04. The village is small but has a bar/restaurant and a snack vending machine. The trail continues downhill past gardens and a warehouse before climbing again. At the top, we’re treated to an excellent view. It’s not far from there to the beautifully situated Villamayor de Monjardín 05. After enjoying another magnificent view from there, more gravel paths lead us through the numerous vineyards. From here on, the Camino runs downhill for about 12 km all the way to Los Arcos. Even though we come quite close to the highway, the path soon heads inland again, passing fields, olive groves, and vineyards. The landscape is no less charming, so the remaining kilometers don’t feel like a burden. After passing through a small village, we leave the noisy roads behind once more. For a while, we follow the gravel path inland; the Camino brings us closer and closer to the forested mountain range on the left, which we’ll eventually have to go around. When we reach the signpost (Los Arcos 2.8 km), we come to a small rest area at the edge of the forest. In principle, we could also follow the main path; both eventually merge again and lead to Los Arcos 06. We follow Calle Mayor for a bit and arrive at the imposing church and the town center.

Chemin de StJean Pied de Port à santiago de Compostella

Tappa 5. If you are in Los Arcos in the most crowded period, avoid the hostel.

Camino frances.  St Jean to Roncesvalles via Orisson with less steep descent alternative via chapel.  Camino Duro from Villafranca (well worth the extra effort!).  Don't just think about it; DO IT !! A fantastic break from pointless life in the UK and wasting your life staring at computers all day.  Ideally continue to Finisterre and/or Muxia.

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The Camino Frances from St Jean Pied de Port to Santiago de Compostella