Camino Aragonés

Camino Aragonés

Aragón & Navarra, Spain, Spain

Spain · Urdos, Spain → Obanos, Spain

Distance

161 km

Stages

6

Difficulty

moderate

Best months

Apr-Jun, Sep-Oct

About

A 160 km thread through the Pyrenees, the Camino Aragonés starts at Urdos and climbs to the Somport Pass (1,632m) before plunging into the eerie silence of the Valle de Canfranc railway station. Jaca’s Romanesque cathedral stands watch, a reminder of centuries gone by.

With a total elevation gain of 2,071m, this route tests your legs and nourishes your spirit. Six stages, each a chapter; every step, a reflection.

The scent of pine and damp earth envelops you, whispering that this is no ordinary trek, but a journey through both land and self.

Stages

6 stages

  1. Urdos → Jaca — Camino AragonésStage 1
    Distance31 kmAscent134 mDescent937 m
  2. Jaca → Bailo — Camino AragonésStage 2
    Distance25 kmAscent281 mDescent386 m
  3. Bailo → Artieda — Camino AragonésStage 3
    Distance18 kmAscent289 mDescent346 m
  4. Artieda → Undués de Lerda — Camino AragonésStage 4
    Distance22 kmAscent471 mDescent488 m
  5. Undués de Lerda → Monreal / Elo — Camino AragonésStage 5
    Distance38 kmAscent494 mDescent564 m
  6. Monreal / Elo → Obanos — Camino AragonésStage 6
    Distance28 kmAscent402 mDescent530 m

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