- Various information about Camino de Santiago for bikers: rental shops, auberges, services, shipping etc.
- General information about Camino de Santiago: auberges, maps, road description, forum, etc.
From Bratislava, Slovakia to Santiago de Compostela: 4000 km in 7 weeks. Besides the complete story of my journey, you can find here useful information about bike routes in Europe and everything you need to know about doing Camino on bike.
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Aug 26, 2013
External links
Camino Francias with GPS: *.kml files for your map software
Here I have some files that computer geeks might find useful.
- My cycloroute from Bratislava, Slovakia to Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port
- The offical starting point of Camino Francais.
- Download
- Walking route for Camino Francais.
- Downloaded from a website and allowed for free sharing. Walking pilgrims will not need it much because the Camino is perfectly marked, but it might be still useful as a reference.
- Download
- Biking route for Camino Francais
- The record of my Camino Francais on bike, loosely based on the cycling guide. Following the motto of the Camino, no pain - no glory, I always took the harder alternative. The first day leads through the walking route in the Pyrenees which is not even marked as an alternative in the guide. The supposed bike route leads through valleyes, but I wanted a real challenge, so I took the hardest way possible. This way is out of question if you do not have a proper mountain bike. You can inquire about the easier way at the Pilgrims office in Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port. Another more difficult alternative leads through Extauri, a mountain peak behind Pamplona. If you want to use this *.kml file, please consider buying the cycling guide. The price is reasonable and you will find there much more information than in this solo data for your GPS.
- Download
- Other *.kml data for the Camino
- Visit the website http://pilgrim.peterrobins.co.uk/routes/mapping.html
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