Stage of the Camino
Saint-Aubin-de-Blaye is a commune in the Gironde department in southwestern France.
From Saint-Aubin-de-Blaye To Blaye
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Destination
Distance
18.00 km
Duration
6.00 h
Difficulty
Baja
Ascent
60 m
Stage of the Camino
Stage Description
Leaving behind the monumental Sahagún, this stage enters into the Leoneser high plateaus. The route is flat and monotonous, a challenge for the pilgrim's mind. It is a journey for introspection and meditation in an endless landscape of horizons. The arrival at El Burgo Ranero, a small Jacobean town, is a true final stage. It is a journey that defines the experience of walking across the Meseta: solitude, effort, and the austere beauty of the plain.
The Sahagún to El Burgo Ranero stage is a 18 km journey that ventures into the Leónese highlands. The road starts at Sahagún (820 m) and follows a mainly flat profile, with a gentle ascent towards El Burgo Ranero (880 m). The route traverses a beautiful landscape, with cereal fields and infinite horizons. It's an enjoyable walk that allows you to appreciate the scenery and the tranquility of the surroundings. The arrival at El Burgo Ranero, a small Jacobean town, is an authentic stage finish. This stage combines gentle exercise with rich historical experience, a perfect balance on the French Way.
Last updated: 18/08/2025
Where to Sleep
Accommodations in this Stage
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Bordeaux Village Blaye
Chez Simon Bordeaux Wine Lands
la cabanne
Porte Royale
Chai Crann Piorra
Château Borgeat de Lagrange
Chateau Graulet
Maison de Jean
Clos Réaud de la Citadelle
Lescala
Château Frédignac
Demeure de l'estuaire
La Maison Blanche
Villa St. Simon Bed and Breakfast
Auberge du Porche - Hôtel Trois étoiles
Les Chambres D Hôtes De L Estuaire De BLAYE
Aire de camping-car Blaye
GITE CLOS MANSIO
Camping Citadel
Premayac Villa Bed and Breakfast
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