Inland Camino Vasco ‧ Stage 12
On foot
12 stages / 252 kms
9 stages / 199 kms
Monasterio de Rodilla
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Burgos
28 Km
Camino Vasco
On foot
12stages
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About this stage
End of the Basque Jacobean Route, last stage where you can see the remains of the Castle of Monasterio de Rodilla and then head towards Burgos. Once in Burgos, it is a must to visit the Cathedral of Santa María La Mayor de Burgos, a Gothic cathedral named World Heritage Site by UNESCO, as well as to visit the old part of the city, of incredible beauty.
Recommendation Pilgrim
The Basque Way comes to an end and in what better place than Burgos. Take your time to enjoy this marvellous city and its incredible historic quarter, undoubtedly one of the most beautiful cities in Spain.
Route
Itinerary
Km 0 ‧ Monasterio de Rodilla
Back on the road towards Temiño, just as we leave the town we are in, we take a detour to the left. We should consider visiting the castle of Monasterio de Rodilla. We return to the road to Temiño, but only for a short stretch, as we then take a path on our left to climb a hill, which we then descend to end up at the service area at the Alto de La Brújula.
We follow the road towards the La Brújula wind farm, which we must cross and which ends at a crossroads. We must take the turning on the right to continue towards Burgos. We will have to continue straight on for a few kilometres along a road that used to be called Vía Italia.
There will come a point where we come to some railway tracks but we cross them over a bridge and then go over the BU-30 junction. We will arrive at an electric station that we will have to pass and it will take us to a street that, a few metres ahead we will have to take a detour to the left by Poza street.
Km 28 ‧ Burgos
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We continue straight on along this street, crossing the river Vena and further on, taking the Poza road straight ahead. At the end of this route, we take Antigua street on the left, which will take us to Vitoria street. From the latter, we continue to the right and later take Calle San Roque. This leads us to Calle Obdulio Fernandez, then Calle de las Calzadas, we continue straight on, Calle San Juan, Avellanos and Fernán González, thus concluding the Basque Way through Miranda de Ebro, arriving in Burgos.
