Camino route
Camino Aragonés
The other historic way over the Pyrenees: from the Somport pass down the Aragón valley through Jaca and Sangüesa, joining the Camino Francés at Puente la Reina.
Distance
165 km
Long enough for a Compostela
Typical walk
7 days
At an unhurried pace
Average stage
23.6 km
Distance ÷ days
Starts at
Somport
Finishes in Santiago de Compostela
Things worth knowing
The eastern gateway
Pilgrims coming from Arles and southern France crossed at Somport rather than Roncesvalles. Both streams met at Puente la Reina, which is why the bridge there was built for pilgrims in the first place.
Santa Cruz de la Serós and San Juan de la Peña
The detour to the monastery built under an overhanging cliff is the single most photographed thing on this route, and one of the most important Romanesque sites in Spain.
Staying connected on the Camino Aragonés
Because it runs through France and Spain, a plan bought for only one of them goes dark the day you cross. Walked at an ordinary pace it takes about 7 days, so a plan needs to be valid for at least that long — the days start counting when the eSIM first connects on the trail, not when you buy it.
Coverage on the trail itself is good in towns and along the main valleys and thin in between — that is true of every network, and it is why the useful habit is downloading tomorrow's stage tonight rather than buying a bigger bundle.
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Camino Aragonés · 7 days · crosses Spain and France
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