Camino de Santiago - Crossing the Pyrenees
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- Route details below!
This timelapse (hyperlapse) follows a path trodden by countless generations of pilgrims over the most northerly point of the Pyrenees mountain range. For many pilgrims this acts as the starting point to the Camino de Santiago, for many others only a convergence point of a much larger network of paths spreading out from the borders of europe and beyond, all leading to Santiago de Compestela in Spain.
Route details (approx.)
0:12 Saint Jean Pied DePort - Dist: 0km. Elev: 180m
0:43-0:46 Hunto - Dist: 6km. Elev: 400m
0:54-0:57 Fountain - Dist: 7km. Elev: 480m
1:02-1:05 Orrison Auberge - Dist: 10km. Elev: 720m
1:24-1:27 Orrison Peak - Dist: 12km. Elev: 1100m
1:55-1:58 fountain - Dist: 18km. Elev: 1320m
2:19-2:21 Col de Lepoeder - Dist: 21km. Elev: 1450m
2:39 Roncesvalles - Dist: 25km. Elev: 950m
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Beautiful! And educational. I envisioned the terrain to be much more difficult.
Thank you so much for posting! I'd love to take this route but have a crazy fear of heights, experience vertigo, a desire to fly and/or become immobilized if I'm near a 'drop off'. Is the path ever cliffside?
Glad you enjoyed it. I'd say their are two pretty rigorous parts; though nothing you need your hands for. The section between 0:40 - 0:56 is quite demanding however you're rewarded pretty quick with a fountain at 0:56, great views and a cafe at Orrison (1:03). The second part is coming down through the trees at 2:20 when your knees are feeling the weakest (mine could barely handle it). Their is an alternate, much more relaxing route along a lane too the right that offers great views of the days ahead. It's hard to see the lane in this video but it appears very briefly after beginning the descent. Buen Camino. Best of luck!
I'm sorry I misread your comment. Their are a few sections to the side of the path that fall away pretty steep but the path is so wide that you shouldn't have any problems staying (atleast) 6ft from the edge! Case in points 1:00, 1:22, 2:07.
Thanks so much. This really helped!
Great video! This brings back a lot of good memories!
Wow ! Thank you! I've been looking for this type of video, so I can precisely see the exact route.
Thank you for this. I have been looking for vids/pics of the route as I hear it is the hardest part. I will be going at the end of May 2018 until...well, until I am done. ha Slow and steady like a turtle,...but I shall finish and "win the race" and cross that invisible finish line. I can't wait.
i've been there and done that ... and if i knew then what i know now .... ;-) Buen Camino ! ( love'd watching it )
I will be on that journey May 2015...thank you so much!
Will be making this journey in May! Excited
A great overview of a beautiful walking trip - hope I can do it one day!
It gives a good idea of the terraine...thank you
This is so very helpful! Thank you for posting!
Thanks so much for the video! Many people were complaining about the steep descend down, but I didn't notice that in the video.
It's really steep going up and it's even steeper going down, AND you are exhausted, blown out, during the descent.
How will this path be in winter? (january, february)
Juustja It’s not open during the winter, there is a different route for that.
@@mariaeditha thank you for the answer. When will it be open again? Or does it depend of the weather?
wow! liked + subscribed:)
Great video of of the ascent. Thank you!.