Olagüe

Olagüe, the capital of Navarre's Anué valley, is a strategic stop on the final stretch of the Baztán Way. For pilgrims who have descended from Otsondo and Belate's mountain passes, this town appears as an important hub for services before arriving at Pamplona County. Its location in an open valley at the foot of the last mountain ridges marks a transition in the landscape, which becomes smoother and more open. The village, with traditional architecture, has San Juan Bautista church and a tranquil atmosphere. For Camino de Santiago walkers, Olagüe is a functional stop that offers accommodation, shops, and restaurants, allowing for comfortable rest and good nourishment before joining the French Way. It's a stop that, without having great monuments, perfectly fulfills its role of supporting pilgrims, offering hospitality and rural Navarre's calm to just a step from the bustling capital.