There are multiple forums covering each of the major Camino routes, plus forums for things like ‘Equipment’, ‘Traveling to/from the Camino’, ‘Biking the Camino’, and so on. URL: This is an active, friendly, and very helpful English-language forum (or, more accurately, set of forums). You need to have toggled the interface to English if you want those files to be in English.įorums & Online Communities Camino de Santiago Forums Even if you are using auto-translate features of your browser (such as with Google Chrome), you should set the desired language anyway - this is because auto-translate won’t work on the files generated for you. The default language for the site is Spanish, but there is a toggle there to switch it to English. The tool then generates a bunch of files for you that you can save to your computer, such as your itinerary, a waypoints file for your GPS receiver, elevation profile, and so on. your stage breaks) and your starting date. You can select your starting and finishing locations, then where you want to over-night (i.e. There are planners available for the Camino Frances, Via de la Plata, and Chemin du Puy. URL: This is a handy planning tool for the Camino. Highly recommended Godesalco Camino Planner
An added bonus is that Sybille is an active participant in the online forums and is known for generously helping other Camino pilgrims.Īvailable in print or as an ebook. Sybille is a fount of knowledge and presents everything in a nice informal style. Written by Camino veteran Sybille Yates, who has walked over 6,000 km of Camino trails all over Europe, it is packed with helpful tips on what to bring and -perhaps even more importantly- what not to bring. Planning Tools / Resources Book: Pilgrim Tips & Packing List (Sybille Yates, 2013)Įxcellent guide to planning and packing for your Camino. Let us know if you have any suggestions on additional resources. The following are some recommended Camino resources.
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