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General description
The route of the Camino de Santiago between Logroño and Burgos is part of the third section of the French Way, one of the most pleasant to walk thanks to its gentler profile and open landscapes.
The tour begins in Logroño, capital of La Rioja and epicenter of fine wine. It is the ideal starting point to enjoy the local gastronomy and the lively Jacobean atmosphere.
Throughout this section, the difficulty of the Camino is reduced c...
ompared to the previous sections. You will advance through agricultural land, rolling vineyards, picturesque medieval villages, and you can visit historical castles and monasteries rich with symbolism.
Among the outstanding points, Santo Domingo de la Calzada deserves a special mention: a city full of legends, with a carefully preserved old town that invites you to wander and explore.
The stage culminates in Burgos, birthplace of the legendary El Cid Campeador. This historical city is famous for its spectacular Gothic Cathedral, considered one of the most impressive in Spain, and for its important medieval legacy.
The route of the Camino de Santiago between Logroño and Burgos is part of the third section of the French Way, one of the most pleasant to walk thanks to its gentler profile and open landscapes.
The tour begins in Logroño, capital of La Rioja and epicenter of fine wine. It is the ideal starting point to enjoy the local gastronomy and the lively Jacobean atmosphere.
Throughout this section, the difficulty of the Camino is reduced compared to the previous sections. You will advance through agricultural land, rolling vineyards, picturesque medieval villages, and you can visit historical castles and monasteries rich with symbolism.
Among the outstanding points, Santo Domingo de la Calzada deserves a special mention: a city full of legends, with a carefully preserved old town that invites you to wander and explore.
The stage culminates in Burgos, birthplace of the legendary El Cid Campeador. This historical city is famous for its spectacular Gothic Cathedral, considered one of the most impressive in Spain, and for its important medieval legacy.
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Discover the sites you will visit on this journey.
We begin this stage of the French Way in Logroño, capital of La Rioja and known for its excellent wine. We recommend exploring the historic center, the Cathedral of Santa María la Redonda and enjoying some tapas on the famous Calle Laurel. If you have a chance, also try the artisan ice cream, very popular among locals and pilgrims alike.
Night in:
Logroño
A long but low difficulty stage. After exiting through the Puerta del Camino, you will cross the emblematic Riojan vineyards to reach Navarrete, where you can visit the Baroque Church of the Assumption. The day ends in the historic city of Nájera, with beautiful views of the valley and a strong connection to the Camino.
Route:
26,4 km
Route time:
6–7 hours
Night in:
Nájera
A shorter day, ideal to enjoy the rural landscapes and the views of the Sierra de la Demanda. You will pass through Azofra, starting point of the monasteries route. If you have extra time, visit the monasteries of Yuso and Suso in San Millán de la Cogolla. The day ends in Santo Domingo de la Calzada, a beautiful town with a medieval center rich in Jacobean history.
Route:
21,5 km
Route time:
5–6 hours
Night in:
Santo Domingo de la Calzada
A stage that combines forests and cultivated fields. As you approach Belorado, you will begin to see the Sierra de la Demanda on the horizon. Today's destination is Belorado, a small town in the province of Burgos with a charming church dedicated to Santiago.
Route:
22,5 km
Route time:
5–6 hours
Night in:
Belorado
A peaceful day along natural paths. Upon reaching Villafranca Montes de Oca, you will enter beautiful oak and pine forests. In San Juan de Ortega, don't forget to visit the mausoleum dedicated to the saint after whom the place is named.
Route:
23,5 km
Route time:
6 hours
Night in:
San Juan de Ortega
The last stage of this section passes through the Sierra de Atapuerca, with impressive panoramic views. You will cross the town of Atapuerca, famous for its prehistoric archaeological sites, declared World Heritage. The day ends in the city of Burgos, where you can admire its majestic Gothic cathedral, one of the most beautiful in Spain.
Route:
25,7 km
Route time:
6–7 hours
Night in:
Burgos
Enjoy your stay in Burgos walking through its Historic Center, exploring the banks of the Arlanzón River, or savoring its local tapas. The Burgos Cathedral, considered the pinnacle of Spanish Gothic architecture, is an essential visit to finish this section of the Camino with a golden touch.
End of our services. Buen Camino!
Night in:
Burgos
Find the selected accommodations for your rest on the Camino.
General Information
All the rooms you reserve with Good Way Santiago for your Camino de Santiago journey are equipped with private bathrooms and all the services necessary to guarantee a comfortable and pleasant stay.
Our team personally verifies the quality of each accommodation offered, ensuring that pilgrims enjoy an unforgettable experience along the way, complemented by restful nights.
Availability
When working with High-quality accommodations with limited capacity, the specific name of the accommodations will be provided 15 days before the start of your Camino.
All accommodations for the Camino de Santiago are subject to availability. In case any accommodation is not available due to lack of capacity, we will provide you with lodging of equal or better quality.
Where am I going to stay?
All our accommodations have been carefully selected to guarantee you tranquility, rest and enjoyment throughout your Camino de Santiago:
Santiago de Compostela
Our guarantees
All accommodations include a private bathroom and have been personally verified by our team.
Locations close to the Camino or on the route itself to maximize your comfort.
Possibility of flexible changes and cancellations according to our reservation policies.
Learn about included and extra services available on your route.
Services included
Accommodation in hotels and rural houses.
Rooms with private bathroom.
Chosen diet.
Luggage transport between stages.
Pilgrim credential.
24/7 telephone assistance.
Optional services
5 picnics supplement (snack, drink and dessert)
Extra night in Santiago (Breakfast included)
Transfers to/from the starting or arrival point
Cancellation insurance
Useful information and tips for your Camino experience.
Information about
Camino de Santiago
French Way from Logroño to Burgos
Discover one of the most special sections of the French Way: the route from Logroño to Burgos. This journey, which combines history, landscape and culture, is one of the most recommended for its accessibility, heritage wealth and excellent services.
If you are thinking of starting your adventure on the Camino de Santiago, this section is a magnificent option to do it with the best accompaniment. At Good Way Santiago, we invite you to discover it and experience a unique and transformative journey.
Why choose the Camino de Santiago from Logroño to Burgos?
Landscapes and heritage: From the vineyards of La Rioja to the Castilian lands, the tour offers a variety of landscapes that will captivate you. Medieval villages, ancient monasteries and charming cities are part of this route, featuring gems such as Nájera, Santo Domingo de la Calzada and majestic Burgos.
Comfort and good infrastructure: This section has an unbeatable infrastructure: well-marked paths, quality accommodations and all the services you may need. It is ideal for both first-time pilgrims and those returning to the Camino.
First level gastronomy: Logroño and Burgos, along with other locations on the tour, are authentic gastronomic temples. From the tapas of Calle Laurel to the famous Burgos roast lamb, the Camino can also be enjoyed through its cuisine.
Information about the French Way from Logroño to Burgos
The French Way section that goes from Logroño to Burgos is one of the most varied and exciting. Covering 120 kilometers through landscapes of vineyards, historical villages and places of great cultural value. It is perfect for those new to the Camino and for those looking for a complete experience in a week.
Throughout the route, you will discover emblematic places such as Nájera, Santo Domingo de la Calzada and the impressive historical center of Burgos. This route combines nature, history, excellent gastronomy and quality services, making it a very comfortable and enriching option for pilgrims.
120 km
Distance between Logroño and Burgos
What to do on the French Way from Logroño?
With Good Way Santiago, you can experience this historical route enjoying each stage at your own pace. From the Rioja vineyards to the monumental city of Burgos, you will travel 120 km in five comfortable stages, with reserved accommodation and all the careful details so that you can focus solely on walking and enjoying the journey.
Route of the French Way from Logroño
Below you will find the main stages of the route:
Stage 1
Logroño - Nájera
Stage 2
Nájera - Santo Domingo de la Calzada
Stage 3
Santo Domingo de la Calzada - Belorado
Stage 4
Belorado - San Juan de Ortega
Stage 5
San Juan de Ortega - Burgos
Profile of the French Way from Logroño
Moderate profile with ascending sections
Perfect to start with a little challenge
The French Way profile between Logroño and Burgos is varied, combining gentle stages with more demanding sections. The most notable ascent is between Logroño and El Alto de la Pedraja, with an elevation gain of approximately 500 meters. After this point, the Way becomes gentler toward Atapuerca, where you will find slight inclines. Despite these elevation changes, it remains an accessible route for beginner to intermediate walkers.
Duration of the French Way from Logroño
7
Walking days
The French Way from Logroño to Burgos is designed to be completed comfortably in seven days, staying in the best accommodations. The stages are planned for an optimal experience ensuring a smooth and well-organized journey.
The best time to walk the French Way from Logroño
The choice of when to walk the Camino depends on your personal preferences:
Spring
Ideal for mild climate and flowering landscapes.
Summer
Busier, but perfect for those on vacation.
Autumn
Autumn landscapes and fewer pilgrims.
Winter
For those seeking solitude and tranquility, though with the possibility of cold weather and rain.
Places of interest on the Camino de Santiago from Logroño
This section of the French Way is full of history, art and spirituality. Here we show you some of the places that you cannot miss:
Monastery of Santa María la Real (Nájera)
A Gothic jewel and one of the main historical landmarks along the Way.
Cathedral of Santo Domingo de la Calzada
Famous for its Jacobean history and the chicken coop it houses inside (related to the miracle of the hanged pilgrim and the rooster).
Historic Center of Burgos
Its Gothic cathedral is one of the most imposing in Europe. The Cartuja de Miraflores and the Monastery of Las Huelgas also stand out.
Where to eat on the French Way from Logroño
With Good Way Santiago, your accommodation will be guaranteed in the best places, such as rural houses and quality hotels. In addition, you can enjoy the excellent regional cuisine in restaurants such as:
Marisquería La Lonja
Logroño
Surprising seafood cuisine in wine country.
Arcaya Grill
Santo Domingo de la Calzada
Authentic flavorful grilled meats.
Casa Ojeda Restaurant
Burgos
Traditional Castilian cuisine with a lot of history and character.
Origins of the French Way from Logroño
The French Way from Logroño emerged in the Middle Ages as a safe and practical alternative to the Northern Way.
Since then, thousands of pilgrims have traveled it, leaving their mark on its paths, villages and history.
Join the experience
Discover the history, landscapes, and traditions of the French Way from Logroño. Join thousands of pilgrims who have traveled this historic route and enjoy a unique experience. We are waiting for you!
Find answers to common questions about the route and trip.
You can start the Camino de Santiago at any time of the year.
However, it is important to
take into account the weather and the season when you decide to do it, so you can dress
properly.
The easiest way to get to the beginning of your Camino de Santiago is using public transportation, whether plane, train or bus, to the city or town closest to your point of departure.
Once you confirm your reservation, you just have to send us your arrival information (flight, train or bus) and we will organize a private transfer to your starting point.
Of course! The Camino de Santiago is completely suitable for pilgrims who decide to travel alone.
If you prefer to have an individual room, either because you travel alone or
because you prefer privacy, at Good Way Santiago we offer you this option. Due to the
high demand for these rooms, we recommend you make the reservation in advance.
On the Camino de Santiago you will find many pilgrims traveling alone.
Some will reach the Camino on their own, while others might separate from their
companions due to the difference in walking pace. Either way, don't worry: the Camino is very well signposted, so you won't have problems following it on your own.
Most routes on the Camino de Santiago are done in self-guided mode, which allows you to advance at your own pace. We will provide you with a detailed itinerary of each stage, which will be sent to you fifteen days before the start of your Camino.
You’ll receive a detailed itinerary with everything you need to walk the Camino with confidence and enjoy every moment along the way.
The guide provides general reference details, but keep in mind that your experience may vary depending on your own pace and preferences.
We will send you the complete itinerary and all the documentation for your trip (accommodation reservations, luggage transfers, etc.) by email 15 days before your departure.
At Good Way Santiago, we design each stage of the Camino taking into account the needs of our pilgrims, so you can walk comfortably according to your physical level and the days you have available.
On average, the stages of the Camino de Santiago range between 20 and 25 km, allowing you to enjoy the route at a steady and balanced pace. For pilgrims who prefer shorter distances,
we offer some adapted itineraries with slightly reduced stages, always respecting the natural structure of the Camino.
Regardless of whether you are a sedentary person or if you exercise
regularly, it is important to prepare yourself physically for the Camino de Santiago.
For sedentary people: it is recommended to start with
moderate activities, such as walking for 20 minutes, two or three times per week. As
you progress, gradually increase the duration to walk about 4 to 5 kilometers per hour.
For people with regular physical activity: you can start walking
between 45 and 60 minutes a day, gradually increasing both time and
distance.
Ideally, you should start training three months in advance to ensure good
physical preparation.
There is no mandatory minimum time to make a reservation, but during high demand dates
such as high season or during special events like Sanfermines (July 7-14)
or the Festival of Santiago the Apostle (July 25), the occupancy of accommodations can
be higher.
To guarantee availability in the best accommodations and
fulfill your preferences, we recommend you make your reservation as early as possible.
To walk along any of the routes of the Camino de Santiago, we recommend the
following items:
Light and dry drying clothes
Waterproof jacket and pants
Sun cap and sunglasses
Sunscreen
Suitable shoes for hiking
Comfortable footwear to rest
A compact jacket
A bottle of water
Depending on the season of the year you make the route, some of these items may vary.
The luggage transfer service between stages can be hired as an additional option. The limit is 1 piece up to 15 kg per person. We recommend preparing a daypack with essentials: water, sunscreen, cap, sunglasses, documents, some food, and cash.
Every day, before 8:00 a.m., you must leave your luggage properly labeled at the
reception of your accommodation. A carrier will pick it up and take it to your
next accommodation on your route.
The delivery of your luggage will be depending on the distance between the stages and the carrier's route.
It is highly advisable to have travel insurance for the routes of the Camino de
Santiago, which covers all unforeseen events that may arise during the journey.
Your Camino already includes travel assistance insurance for peace of mind during your journey. You can also add our optional cancellation insurance through Good Way Santiago if you’d like extra flexibility. Feel free to contact us for more details.
Yes, all the rooms you reserve with Good Way Santiago for the Camino de
Santiago have private bathroom to guarantee your comfort and privacy
during your stay.
Yes, we offer options both in individual rooms, double rooms, and triple rooms, according to the needs of each pilgrim.
Yes, we offer bunk beds, according to the needs of each pilgrim. They are subject to availability in different locations. We recommend booking well in advance to ensure this type of accommodation.
We work with a selection of high quality accommodations in all localities of the
Camino de Santiago, which allows us to guarantee the best options for our
pilgrims.
The information about the accommodation and the contracted services will be sent 15 days before the start of the trip. These options are subject to availability in different locations.
No, all the accommodations we reserve for our pilgrims have private rooms with private bathrooms to guarantee you the privacy and comfort necessary to rest properly after each stage.
Yes, all the accommodations we reserve are in the center of the towns or as close as possible to the Camino route.
In case an accommodation is a bit remote, most are easily accessible on foot. Additionally, if necessary, Good Way Santiago will offer a round trip transfer so you can reach your accommodation comfortably and return the next day to the starting point of the next stage.
At Good Way Santiago we make sure that all our accommodations offer a restful and comfortable atmosphere. We work with a variety of options, which include:
Hotels
Rural houses
Pensions
Charming hostels
All our accommodations have private rooms with private
bathroom, ensuring that you can relax and rest well after a day of
hiking.
French Way from Logroño to Burgos
We begin this stage of the French Way in Logroño, capital of La Rioja and known for its excellent wine. We recommend exploring the historic center, the Cathedral of Santa María la Redonda and enjoying some tapas on the famous Calle Laurel. If you have a chance, also try the artisan ice cream, very popular among locals and pilgrims alike.
Night in:
Logroño
A long but low difficulty stage. After exiting through the Puerta del Camino, you will cross the emblematic Riojan vineyards to reach Navarrete, where you can visit the Baroque Church of the Assumption. The day ends in the historic city of Nájera, with beautiful views of the valley and a strong connection to the Camino.
Route:
26,4 km
Route time:
6–7 hours
Night in:
Nájera
A shorter day, ideal to enjoy the rural landscapes and the views of the Sierra de la Demanda. You will pass through Azofra, starting point of the monasteries route. If you have extra time, visit the monasteries of Yuso and Suso in San Millán de la Cogolla. The day ends in Santo Domingo de la Calzada, a beautiful town with a medieval center rich in Jacobean history.
Route:
21,5 km
Route time:
5–6 hours
Night in:
Santo Domingo de la Calzada
A stage that combines forests and cultivated fields. As you approach Belorado, you will begin to see the Sierra de la Demanda on the horizon. Today's destination is Belorado, a small town in the province of Burgos with a charming church dedicated to Santiago.
Route:
22,5 km
Route time:
5–6 hours
Night in:
Belorado
A peaceful day along natural paths. Upon reaching Villafranca Montes de Oca, you will enter beautiful oak and pine forests. In San Juan de Ortega, don't forget to visit the mausoleum dedicated to the saint after whom the place is named.
Route:
23,5 km
Route time:
6 hours
Night in:
San Juan de Ortega
The last stage of this section passes through the Sierra de Atapuerca, with impressive panoramic views. You will cross the town of Atapuerca, famous for its prehistoric archaeological sites, declared World Heritage. The day ends in the city of Burgos, where you can admire its majestic Gothic cathedral, one of the most beautiful in Spain.
Route:
25,7 km
Route time:
6–7 hours
Night in:
Burgos
Enjoy your stay in Burgos walking through its Historic Center, exploring the banks of the Arlanzón River, or savoring its local tapas. The Burgos Cathedral, considered the pinnacle of Spanish Gothic architecture, is an essential visit to finish this section of the Camino with a golden touch.
End of our services. Buen Camino!
Night in:
Burgos
French Way from Logroño to Burgos
General Information
All the rooms you reserve with Good Way Santiago for your Camino de Santiago journey are equipped with private bathrooms and all the services necessary to guarantee a comfortable and pleasant stay.
Our team personally verifies the quality of each accommodation offered, ensuring that pilgrims enjoy an unforgettable experience along the way, complemented by restful nights.
Availability
When working with High-quality accommodations with limited capacity, the specific name of the accommodations will be provided 15 days before the start of your Camino.
All accommodations for the Camino de Santiago are subject to availability. In case any accommodation is not available due to lack of capacity, we will provide you with lodging of equal or better quality.
Where am I going to stay?
All our accommodations have been carefully selected to guarantee you tranquility, rest and enjoyment throughout your Camino de Santiago:
Logroño
Nájera
Santo Domingo de la Calzada
Belorado
San Juan de Ortega
Burgos
Our guarantees
All accommodations include a private bathroom and have been personally verified by our team.
Locations close to the Camino or on the route itself to maximize your comfort.
Possibility of flexible changes and cancellations according to our reservation policies.
Services included
Accommodation in hotels and rural houses.
Rooms with private bathroom.
Chosen diet.
Luggage transport between stages.
Pilgrim credential.
24/7 telephone assistance.
Optional services
5 picnics supplement (snack, drink and dessert)
Extra night in Santiago (Breakfast included)
Transfers to/from the starting or arrival point
Cancellation insurance
You can start the Camino de Santiago at any time of the year.
However, it is important to
take into account the weather and the season when you decide to do it, so you can dress
properly.
The easiest way to get to the beginning of your Camino de Santiago is using public transportation, whether plane, train or bus, to the city or town closest to your point of departure.
Once you confirm your reservation, you just have to send us your arrival information (flight, train or bus) and we will organize a private transfer to your starting point.
Of course! The Camino de Santiago is completely suitable for pilgrims who decide to travel alone.
If you prefer to have an individual room, either because you travel alone or
because you prefer privacy, at Good Way Santiago we offer you this option. Due to the
high demand for these rooms, we recommend you make the reservation in advance.
On the Camino de Santiago you will find many pilgrims traveling alone.
Some will reach the Camino on their own, while others might separate from their
companions due to the difference in walking pace. Either way, don't worry: the Camino is very well signposted, so you won't have problems following it on your own.
Most routes on the Camino de Santiago are done in self-guided mode, which allows you to advance at your own pace. We will provide you with a detailed itinerary of each stage, which will be sent to you fifteen days before the start of your Camino.
You’ll receive a detailed itinerary with everything you need to walk the Camino with confidence and enjoy every moment along the way.
The guide provides general reference details, but keep in mind that your experience may vary depending on your own pace and preferences.
We will send you the complete itinerary and all the documentation for your trip (accommodation reservations, luggage transfers, etc.) by email 15 days before your departure.
At Good Way Santiago, we design each stage of the Camino taking into account the needs of our pilgrims, so you can walk comfortably according to your physical level and the days you have available.
On average, the stages of the Camino de Santiago range between 20 and 25 km, allowing you to enjoy the route at a steady and balanced pace. For pilgrims who prefer shorter distances,
we offer some adapted itineraries with slightly reduced stages, always respecting the natural structure of the Camino.
Regardless of whether you are a sedentary person or if you exercise
regularly, it is important to prepare yourself physically for the Camino de Santiago.
For sedentary people: it is recommended to start with
moderate activities, such as walking for 20 minutes, two or three times per week. As
you progress, gradually increase the duration to walk about 4 to 5 kilometers per hour.
For people with regular physical activity: you can start walking
between 45 and 60 minutes a day, gradually increasing both time and
distance.
Ideally, you should start training three months in advance to ensure good
physical preparation.
There is no mandatory minimum time to make a reservation, but during high demand dates
such as high season or during special events like Sanfermines (July 7-14)
or the Festival of Santiago the Apostle (July 25), the occupancy of accommodations can
be higher.
To guarantee availability in the best accommodations and
fulfill your preferences, we recommend you make your reservation as early as possible.
To walk along any of the routes of the Camino de Santiago, we recommend the
following items:
Light and dry drying clothes
Waterproof jacket and pants
Sun cap and sunglasses
Sunscreen
Suitable shoes for hiking
Comfortable footwear to rest
A compact jacket
A bottle of water
Depending on the season of the year you make the route, some of these items may vary.
The luggage transfer service between stages can be hired as an additional option. The limit is 1 piece up to 15 kg per person. We recommend preparing a daypack with essentials: water, sunscreen, cap, sunglasses, documents, some food, and cash.
Every day, before 8:00 a.m., you must leave your luggage properly labeled at the
reception of your accommodation. A carrier will pick it up and take it to your
next accommodation on your route.
The delivery of your luggage will be depending on the distance between the stages and the carrier's route.
It is highly advisable to have travel insurance for the routes of the Camino de
Santiago, which covers all unforeseen events that may arise during the journey.
Your Camino already includes travel assistance insurance for peace of mind during your journey. You can also add our optional cancellation insurance through Good Way Santiago if you’d like extra flexibility. Feel free to contact us for more details.
Yes, all the rooms you reserve with Good Way Santiago for the Camino de
Santiago have private bathroom to guarantee your comfort and privacy
during your stay.
Yes, we offer options both in individual rooms, double rooms, and triple rooms, according to the needs of each pilgrim.
Yes, we offer bunk beds, according to the needs of each pilgrim. They are subject to availability in different locations. We recommend booking well in advance to ensure this type of accommodation.
We work with a selection of high quality accommodations in all localities of the
Camino de Santiago, which allows us to guarantee the best options for our
pilgrims.
The information about the accommodation and the contracted services will be sent 15 days before the start of the trip. These options are subject to availability in different locations.
No, all the accommodations we reserve for our pilgrims have private rooms with private bathrooms to guarantee you the privacy and comfort necessary to rest properly after each stage.
Yes, all the accommodations we reserve are in the center of the towns or as close as possible to the Camino route.
In case an accommodation is a bit remote, most are easily accessible on foot. Additionally, if necessary, Good Way Santiago will offer a round trip transfer so you can reach your accommodation comfortably and return the next day to the starting point of the next stage.
At Good Way Santiago we make sure that all our accommodations offer a restful and comfortable atmosphere. We work with a variety of options, which include:
Hotels
Rural houses
Pensions
Charming hostels
All our accommodations have private rooms with private
bathroom, ensuring that you can relax and rest well after a day of
hiking.
Information about
French Way from Logroño to Burgos
French Way from Logroño to Burgos
Discover one of the most special sections of the French Way: the route from Logroño to Burgos. This journey, which combines history, landscape and culture, is one of the most recommended for its accessibility, heritage wealth and excellent services.
If you are thinking of starting your adventure on the Camino de Santiago, this section is a magnificent option to do it with the best accompaniment. At Good Way Santiago, we invite you to discover it and experience a unique and transformative journey.
Why choose the Camino de Santiago from Logroño to Burgos?
Landscapes and heritage: From the vineyards of La Rioja to the Castilian lands, the tour offers a variety of landscapes that will captivate you. Medieval villages, ancient monasteries and charming cities are part of this route, featuring gems such as Nájera, Santo Domingo de la Calzada and majestic Burgos.
Comfort and good infrastructure: This section has an unbeatable infrastructure: well-marked paths, quality accommodations and all the services you may need. It is ideal for both first-time pilgrims and those returning to the Camino.
First level gastronomy: Logroño and Burgos, along with other locations on the tour, are authentic gastronomic temples. From the tapas of Calle Laurel to the famous Burgos roast lamb, the Camino can also be enjoyed through its cuisine.
Information about the French Way from Logroño to Burgos
The French Way section that goes from Logroño to Burgos is one of the most varied and exciting. Covering 120 kilometers through landscapes of vineyards, historical villages and places of great cultural value. It is perfect for those new to the Camino and for those looking for a complete experience in a week.
Throughout the route, you will discover emblematic places such as Nájera, Santo Domingo de la Calzada and the impressive historical center of Burgos. This route combines nature, history, excellent gastronomy and quality services, making it a very comfortable and enriching option for pilgrims.
120 km
Distance between Logroño and Burgos
What to do on the French Way from Logroño?
With Good Way Santiago, you can experience this historical route enjoying each stage at your own pace. From the Rioja vineyards to the monumental city of Burgos, you will travel 120 km in five comfortable stages, with reserved accommodation and all the careful details so that you can focus solely on walking and enjoying the journey.
Route of the French Way from Logroño
Below you will find the main stages of the route:
Stage 1
Logroño - Nájera
Stage 2
Nájera - Santo Domingo de la Calzada
Stage 3
Santo Domingo de la Calzada - Belorado
Stage 4
Belorado - San Juan de Ortega
Stage 5
San Juan de Ortega - Burgos
Profile of the French Way from Logroño
Moderate profile with ascending sections
Perfect to start with a little challenge
The French Way profile between Logroño and Burgos is varied, combining gentle stages with more demanding sections. The most notable ascent is between Logroño and El Alto de la Pedraja, with an elevation gain of approximately 500 meters. After this point, the Way becomes gentler toward Atapuerca, where you will find slight inclines. Despite these elevation changes, it remains an accessible route for beginner to intermediate walkers.
Duration of the French Way from Logroño
7
Walking days
The French Way from Logroño to Burgos is designed to be completed comfortably in seven days, staying in the best accommodations. The stages are planned for an optimal experience ensuring a smooth and well-organized journey.
The best time to walk the French Way from Logroño
The choice of when to walk the Camino depends on your personal preferences:
Spring
Ideal for mild climate and flowering landscapes.
Summer
Busier, but perfect for those on vacation.
Autumn
Autumn landscapes and fewer pilgrims.
Winter
For those seeking solitude and tranquility, though with the possibility of cold weather and rain.
Places of interest on the Camino de Santiago from Logroño
This section of the French Way is full of history, art and spirituality. Here we show you some of the places that you cannot miss:
Monastery of Santa María la Real (Nájera)
A Gothic jewel and one of the main historical landmarks along the Way.
Cathedral of Santo Domingo de la Calzada
Famous for its Jacobean history and the chicken coop it houses inside (related to the miracle of the hanged pilgrim and the rooster).
Historic Center of Burgos
Its Gothic cathedral is one of the most imposing in Europe. The Cartuja de Miraflores and the Monastery of Las Huelgas also stand out.
Where to eat on the French Way from Logroño
With Good Way Santiago, your accommodation will be guaranteed in the best places, such as rural houses and quality hotels. In addition, you can enjoy the excellent regional cuisine in restaurants such as:
Marisquería La Lonja
Logroño
Surprising seafood cuisine in wine country.
Arcaya Grill
Santo Domingo de la Calzada
Authentic flavorful grilled meats.
Casa Ojeda Restaurant
Burgos
Traditional Castilian cuisine with a lot of history and character.
Origins of the French Way from Logroño
The French Way from Logroño emerged in the Middle Ages as a safe and practical alternative to the Northern Way.
Since then, thousands of pilgrims have traveled it, leaving their mark on its paths, villages and history.
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Discover the history, landscapes, and traditions of the French Way from Logroño. Join thousands of pilgrims who have traveled this historic route and enjoy a unique experience. We are waiting for you!
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