Route
This European trail in Spain connects from its two entrances through the Pyrenees a series of towns and cities in the interior with a great historical heritage. In general, except in the Pyrenees and Galicia, the stages are flat
The Camino de Santiago in Spain (E 3), declared a World Heritage Site, is only signposted with the signs of the federation in Aragon. But it can be done perfectly by following the yellow arrow and the crowd of pilgrims
Starting Point
Somport (Aragón)
End Point
Undues de Lerda (Aragón)
Which cities and towns does the E-path pass through
Jaca (Aragón)
Length
96,4 km. active
Ground path of the E-path
GR® 65.3 Aragón. Stages 1-5 and Wikipedia
Responsible organisation
Aragón. Federación Aragonesa de Montañismo
Electronic Information
General
https://misendafedme.es/buscador-de-senderos/
Búsqueda avanzada
Sendero Europeos E 3
By region
Aragón
http://www.senderosfam.es/buscador/
Marking system
Crossing other E-paths
If the FEDME signaling of the trail is completed, it would connect with the E9 in Santiago de Compostela
Practical
Accomodation
The best system to accomodation on the ”Camino de Santiago” are the pilgrim hostels. In many towns there are hotels, camping sites, rural houses, etc.
Food
There are restaurants and other places to eat in the initial part of the route, as well as shops to buy. In the final part the towns are smaller and it is convenient to have provisioned before
Travel
There are not many public transports. There are company services that transfer luggage from accommodation to accommodation, allowing you to carry a small backpack. Taxi is also a good solution
Gear
In winter, the first part of the route may require material to advance in the snow
Links
Weather sites: http://www.aemet.es/es/portada
Aragón: http://www.caminodesantiagoporaragon.com/conoce-el-camino/
General: https://www.caminosantiago.org/cpperegrino/asociaciones/asociaciones.asp