The Camino Aragonés begins at the Spanish-French border and joins the Camino Francés in Navarre.
- Izco
2.0 km 25 m 35 m
- Salinas de Ibargoti
4.8 km 10 m 155 m
- Puente la Reina de Jaca
3.6 km 125 m 30 m
- La Pardina del Solano
4.0 km 135 m
Accommodation
Hospital de peregrinos de Arrés
El Granero del Conde
Points of Interest
- La Pardina del Solano
13.3 km 195 m 110 m
- Ruesta
10.3 km 25 m 115 m
Accommodation
Hospital de peregrinos de Artieda
Casa Blasco
- Rio Gas
5.3 km 295 m 220 m
- Monasterio Nuevo de San Juan de Péna
7.1 km 415 m
- Santa Cruz de la Serós
4.2 km 100 m 125 m
- Santa Cilla de Jaca
3.0 km 115 m
- Puerto de Somport
0.7 km 65 m
- Canfranc-Estacion
6.2 km 325 m
Points of Interest
- Canfranc-Estacion
4.3 km 150 m
- Villanúa
4.7 km 10 m 105 m
Accommodation
Elías Valiña Pilgrims Hostel
Does not accept pilgrims on bicycles or rucksacks transported by vehicle.
Points of Interest
- Aratorés
3.6 km 15 m 80 m
- Ermita de San Cristóbal
5.6 km 105 m
Accommodation
Hostel A'Noguera
El Meson Hotel
Points of Interest
- Olcoz
4.5 km 160 m
- Iglesia de Santa María de Eunate
2.9 km 35 m
Accommodation
Albergue Mesón del Camino
- Castiello de Jaca
5.6 km 105 m
- Jaca
1.6 km 35 m 5 m
- Guerendián
1.7 km 40 m
- Tiebas
5.5 km 70 m 40 m
- Aibar Pass
9.1 km 250 m 240 m
- Aldunate
7.8 km 270 m 120 m
- Abinzano
2.0 km 25 m 35 m
- Ermita de San Cristóbal
1.6 km 35 m 5 m
- Rio Gas
5.6 km 95 m
Accommodation
Municipal Pilgrim's Hostel of Jaca
Escuelas Pías Youth Hostel
Casa Mamré Hostel
París Hostal
Conde Aznar Hotel
Las Nieves Hotel
Points of Interest
- Atarés
7.1 km 415 m
- Monasterio Viejo de San Juan de Péna
0.7 km 20 m 20 m
The New Monastery was built in the 17th to 19th centuries.
Accommodation
Hospedería San Juan de la Peña
- Monasterio Nuevo de San Juan de Péna
0.7 km 20 m 20 m
- Santa Cruz de la Serós
3.4 km 440 m
The Old Monastery was built in the 10th century.
- Salinas de Ibargoti
2.5 km 5 m 20 m
- Yámoz
4.2 km 60 m 50 m
Accommodation
Pilgrim's Hostel of Monreal
Etxartenea Rural House
- Iglesia de Santa María de Eunate
2.5 km 30 m 5 m
- Puente la Reina
2.4 km 60 m
Accommodation
Usda Pilgrims Hostel
Casa Villazón II
Casa Raichu
Estudio Villazón
Mamerto Hostal Rural
Points of Interest
Events
The "Mystery of Obanos" is a play staged occasionally in the main square with over 400 performers. The play is based on the life of St Felicia and her brother.
- Obanos
2.4 km 60 m
Accommodation
Padres Reparadores Pilgrims Hostel
Santiago Apósol Pilgrims Hostel
Private Albergue
House
Guesthouse
Hotel
- Santa Cilla de Jaca
6.3 km 15 m 60 m
- Arrés
3.6 km 125 m 30 m
Points of Interest
- Jaca
5.6 km 95 m
- Santa Cilla de Jaca
10.1 km 75 m
- Atarés
5.3 km 295 m 220 m
- Sangüesa
2.3 km 60 m 5 m
- Aibar Pass
6.4 km 250 m 15 m
- Artieda
10.3 km 25 m 115 m
- Undués de Lerda
11.3 km 355 m 285 m
Accommodation
Hospital de peregrinos de Ruesta
Points of Interest
- Undués de Lerda
10.3 km 10 m 230 m
- Javier
8.5 km 130 m 180 m
Accommodation
Municipal Pilgrim's Hostel of Sangüesa
El Peregrino Boarding House
Yamaguchi Hotel
Points of Interest
- Puente la Reina de Jaca
6.3 km 15 m 60 m
Accommodation
Santa Cilia de Jaca Pilgrim's Hostel
Points of Interest
- Monasterio Viejo de San Juan de Péna
3.4 km 440 m
- Binacua
4.2 km 100 m 125 m
Accommodation
Hosteria Santa Cruz de la Serós
- Ezperun
5.5 km 70 m 40 m
- Guerendián
4.0 km 10 m 20 m
- Muruarte de Reta
4.0 km 10 m 20 m
Accommodation
Municipal Pilgrim's Shelter of Tebasi
Points of Interest
Camino Aragonés
Routes
Camino Aragonés
The main Camino route starting in Stomport.
San Juan de la Peña
A detour just past Jaca to the old and new monasteries of San Juan de la Peña.
The walking route is only recommended for pilgrims used to mountaineering. An alternative is to spend an extra day at Jaca and use public transport.
Detour to Javier
A detour to Javier, birthplace of St Frances Xavier, returning to Sangüesa.
Detour to Lumbier
A detour to Lumbier, via Liédena. The route follows the Via verde del Irati through the Gorge of Lumbier
Bypass Sangüesa from Javier to Liédena
For those doing both the Javier and Lumbier detours, bypass Sangüesa and go to Liédena via Yesa
Regions
| Region | Closed Day | ||
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| España | Europe | The Kingdom of Spain |
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| Aragón | España | The Autonomous Community of Aragón |
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| Navarre | España | The Autonomous Community of Navarre |
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Holidays
| España | Aragón | Navarre | ||
| Good Friday | Fri 2026-04-03 | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Easter Monday | Mon 2026-04-06 | ✔ | ||
| Día de San Jorge o Diya Nazional d’Aragón | Thu 2026-04-23 | ✔ | ||
| Labour Day | Fri 2026-05-01 | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Assumption | Sat 2026-08-15 | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| National Day (Spain) | Mon 2026-10-12 | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| All Saints Day | Sun 2026-11-01 | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Constitution Day (Spain) | Sun 2026-12-06 | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Immaculate Conception | Tue 2026-12-08 | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Día del Justicia de Aragón | Sun 2026-12-20 | ✔ | ||
| Christmas Day | Fri 2026-12-25 | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| New Years Day | Fri 2027-01-01 | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Epiphany | Wed 2027-01-06 | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
Information
Information on the source data used when generating this plan.
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| Bypass Sangüesa from Javier to Liédena |
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City | A large urban area with multiple options for services and accommodation | |
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Monastery | A monastery or cloister, often with a hospice attached | |
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Bridge | A bridge acting as a waypoint or point of interest | |
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Intersection | A road or path intersection | |
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Peak/pass | A peak or mountain pass | |
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Lookout | A lookout or scenic view | |
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Promontory/Headland | A promontory, cliff or headland | |
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Church | A church or chapel | |
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Cathedral | A cathedral, basillica, shrine or other large religious building | |
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Cross | A roadside crucifix | |
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Fountain | A fountain or spring, either a large decorative fountain or a source of water | |
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Statue | A statue, bas-relief, etc. | |
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Art | A piece of art | |
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Municipal | A town square, market place, town hall or other municipal building | |
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Information Point | A local tourist office, guide, etc. not specifically geared towards pilgrims | |
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Pilgrim Resource | A pilgrim's office, rest point, etc. specifically geared towards pilgrims | |
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Junction | Unknown message JunctionDescription | |
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Shop | A shop of note or usefulness | |
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Winery | A winery or port warehouse | |
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Museum/gallery | A museum or gallery | |
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Theatre | A theatre, opera house or concert hall | |
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Historical site | A historical site, archaeological site, ruin or other historical point of interest | |
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Park | A park or garden | |
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Beach | A beach (sea or river) | |
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Nature park | A nature park or area of natural beauty, as well as large landscape features such as mountains | |
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Hazard | A road crossing, bridge, slope etc. that needs to be treated with caution | |
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Wharf | A wharf, quay or pier connecting to a boat | |
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Airport | An airport, airfield or aerodrome | |
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Water | Lake, reservoir, river, canal, etc. | |
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Locality | A generic waypoint or point of interest |
Services
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| Washing machine available | |
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| Half board (buffet-style breakfast/lunch or breakfast/dinner) available | |
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| Accessible for people with disabilities | |
| Stabling for horses available | |
| Pets allowed | |
| Bicycle storage available | |
| Camping sites available | |
| Bedlinen provided | |
| Towels provided | |
| Swimming pool available | |
| Heated building | |
| Community prayer/liturgy | |
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| Ferry terminal or wharf |
Accommodation
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| Pilgrim Albergue | An albergue (pilgrim hostel) for pilgrims only. Pilgrim albergues are often run by volunteer societies or as municipal albergues by the local municipality. Pilgrim albergues are generally inexpensive, have limited services and usually only allow one night's stay. Often, municipal albergues are not bookable but simply accept pilgrims until full. | |
| Private Albergue | An albergue run as a private business. Private albergues usually offer more services than pilgrim albergues, allow more than one night's stay and are bookable. | |
| Hostel | A hostel not oriented towards pilgrims, for example a youth hostel. | |
| Casa Rural, Quinta or Country Lodge | Rural tourist accommodation or farm stay. Casa rurals or country lodges are usually self-catering but in some cases have more facilities. Quintas are farm estates that provide accommodation. | |
| Guesthouse | A guesthouse, bed-and-breakfast, pensione or similar | |
| Home Stay | An AirB&B or similar | |
| House/Apartment | An entire house or unit, available for rental | |
| Hotel | A commercial hotel, usually with multiple services and accommodation options. | |
| Gîtes d'Étape | A stage lodging for walkers or cyclists | |
| Camp Ground | A managed camping ground. Camp grounds will usually have toilet facilities and showers and may offer other services, such as clothes washing facilities or cafés. | |
| Refuge | A remote refuge providing shelter against the elements. Refuges typically provide no resources other than a chance to get away from the weather for the night. | |
| Camping | Camping by the side of the Camino, using your own resources. |
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| Shared | Shared sleeping, usually in bunk beds | |
| Single | A private single room | |
| Double | A private double room | |
| Double with Bathroom | A double room with a private bathroom | |
| Triple | A private triple room | |
| Triple with Bathroom | A triple room with a private bathroom | |
| Quadruple | A private quadruple room | |
| Quadruple with Bathroom | A quadruple room with a private bathroom | |
| Mattress | A mattress on the floor in a shared space | |
| Sleeping Bag | Your own sleeping bag and mattress |
Travel
| Icon | Travel Type | Comments |
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| Road/Path | The default, a road or path that is suitable for both walkers and cyclists | |
| Trail | A trail that is only suitable for walkers | |
| Cycle Path | A cycle path that is only usable by cyclists | |
| Ferry Link | A ferry connection. Ferry connections do not usually have a distance but have, instead, a ferry time measured in hours. Ferries usually operate according to a schedule and may require booking. | |
| Boat or canoe | A boat or canoe connection. These connections are usually rowed or paddled and represent as much effort as walking. Boat connections usually operate according to a schedule and may require booking. | |
| Bus Link | A bus connection. Bus links are not normally considered acceptable transport for those wanting to gain a certificate at the end of their Camino. Bus links are included for recreational travellers or non-Camino routes. | |
| Train Link | A train connection. Trains usually operate according to a schedule and may require booking. Train links are not normally considered acceptable transport for those wanting to gain a certificate at the end of their Camino. Train links are included for recreational travellers or non-Camino routes. |
Events
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| Religious | A large religious event, parade or ceremony | |
| Food | A food or wine festival, or a regional speciality | |
| Music | A music festival or concert | |
| Performance | A theatre or dance performace or festival | |
| Festival | A generic festival | |
| Holiday | A national, regional or local holiday | |
| Pilgrim's Mass | A mass or blessing for pilgrims | |
| Mass | A general mass or eucharist |
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| Stop Point. A stop point at the end of a day's walking, where you can find accommodation and services. | |
| Stock-up Point. The next day is likely to have minimal services, because it is a holiday or rest day (eg. Sunday) You will therefore need to stock up on supplies. | |
| Rest Point. This is a point where a rest day is scheduled, so that you can recover, replenish supplies, repair or replace equipment, wash clothes and whatever else you need to do. | |
| Note. Additional information about something. | |
| Warning. A warning about a hazard or difficulty. | |
| Address. The address of a point of interest, accommodation or other location. | |
| Directions. How to get to a location. | |
| Access. How to get entry to accommodation or a point of interest, when there isn't someone on-site. |