Footsteps on the Camino De Santiago Days 11 & 12 Tosantos to Ages to Burgos. скачать в хорошем качестве

Footsteps on the Camino De Santiago Days 11 & 12 Tosantos to Ages to Burgos.

Hiking the Camino Francés from Tosantos to Ages and then on to Burgos is a lovely segment of the pilgrimage, filled with scenic views, charming villages, and opportunities for reflection. Here’s a detailed overview of this portion of your journey: Route Overview: Tosantos to Ages to Burgos #### Day 11: Tosantos to Ages **Distance**: Approximately 19 kilometers 1. **Starting in Tosantos**: Begin your day with breakfast in Tosantos. The village is small, so enjoy the quiet atmosphere before setting off. The path is well-marked as you leave the village, and you’ll likely see fellow pilgrims starting their day. 2. **The Journey**: The route to Ages is relatively short and mostly flat, making it a pleasant morning walk. As you leave Tosantos, you will walk through rolling fields and gentle hills, with beautiful views of the surrounding countryside. The Camino path may take you through some shaded areas, providing a reprieve from the sun. 3. **Arriving in Ages**: Ages is a small village that offers a peaceful place to rest. It has a few amenities for pilgrims, including bars or cafes where you can enjoy a drink and a snack. Take some time to explore the village, which features traditional architecture and a relaxed atmosphere. On this day electricity went off for the entirety of Spain, some of France and Portugal too. So the town was very quiet apart from pilgrims. #### Day 12: Ages to Burgos **Distance**: Approximately 23 kilometers 1. **Starting in Ages**: After a restful night in Ages, have breakfast and prepare for the next leg of your journey to Burgos. 2. **The Journey**: The path from Ages to Burgos continues through lovely landscapes, with fields and some rural roads. Most of the early morning was in fog once the sun came up. But the preview of what the held was a most beautiful sunrise. As you approach Burgos, the landscape begins to change slightly, transitioning from rural to more urban settings. You might encounter some gentle ups and downs as you walk, but overall, the trek is manageable. 3. **Highlights Along the Way**: As you get closer to Burgos, you may pass through small villages and have opportunities to grab a snack or take a break. Look out for the beautiful views of the city skyline in the distance, highlighted by the impressive Burgos Cathedral. #### Arrival in Burgos: **Cultural Highlights**: Burgos is a major city with rich history. The Burgos Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a must-visit. Its stunning Gothic architecture and intricate details make it one of Spain’s most significant cathedrals. Explore the historic center of Burgos, with its charming streets, shops, and local eateries. Don’t miss the chance to try local specialties, such as morcilla (blood sausage) and the delicious local cheese. Tips for the Journey: **Stay Hydrated**: Carry enough water, especially since the segment to Burgos can have fewer places to stop. **Foot Care**: Make sure to check your feet regularly and take care of any hot spots to prevent blisters. **Enjoy the Scenery**: Take your time to enjoy the beautiful landscapes and engage with fellow pilgrims along the way. **Cultural Engagement**: Consider visiting local points of interest in Burgos, as it’s a city rich in history and culture. Conclusion The hike from Tosantos to Burgos is a blend of peaceful rural walks and the vibrant atmosphere of a historic city. Take your time to appreciate the journey, the companionship of fellow pilgrims, and the cultural richness that awaits you in Burgos. Buen Camino! ###Thanks to Epidemic sound for the music. Recognition to the Emilio Estefez movie “The Way” which I used a snippet of the movie. #christianpilgrimage #caminodesantiago #christiantradition