Rías Baixas

Leaving behind the monumental Chartres, this long stage follows the course of the River Loir. The route is flat and pleasant, ideal for recovering strength. The landscape is riverine, with the river a...

Leaving behind the monumental Chartres, this long stage follows the course of the River Loir. The route is flat and pleasant, ideal for recovering strength. The landscape is riverine, with the river as a constant companion. It's a day to enjoy the tranquility of the road and the riverine landscape. Arrival in Bonneval, known as "the little Venice of Beauce" due to its canals, is an end-of-stage finale with charm. It's a transition stage that enters the Loir valley.

This short and pleasant stage continues along the Loir valley. The road is flat and closely follows the course of the river. The brevity of the day allows time to explore Châteaudun, a city dominated ...

This short and pleasant stage continues along the Loir valley. The road is flat and closely follows the course of the river. The brevity of the day allows time to explore Châteaudun, a city dominated by its impressive castle, one of the first castles of the Loire. It's a day to enjoy the riverine landscape and the majesty of Renaissance architecture. It is an obligatory stop on the route.

This is one of the longest stages of the Via Turonensis, a true marathon through the Loir valley. The route is flat but very demanding due to its length. Arrival in Vendôme, a city with a rich heritag...

This is one of the longest stages of the Via Turonensis, a true marathon through the Loir valley. The route is flat but very demanding due to its length. Arrival in Vendôme, a city with a rich heritage, such as the Abbey of the Trinity and the ruins of its castle, is a monumental reward. It's an overcoming stage that strengthens both body and spirit.

Leaving behind the valley of the Loir, this long stage enters into the Gâtine region. The route is undulating and demanding, crossing a landscape of forests and hills. It's a day to enjoy nature and t...

Leaving behind the valley of the Loir, this long stage enters into the Gâtine region. The route is undulating and demanding, crossing a landscape of forests and hills. It's a day to enjoy nature and the solitude of the path. Arrival in Château-Renault, a city with an industrial past and the ruins of a castle, is well-deserved rest. It's a stage of transition that brings the pilgrim closer to the great valley of Loire.