Camino Aragonés

Updated: October 24, 2026

The Camino Aragonés crosses the Pyrenees at Somport, runs down through Jaca and the Aragón valley and joins the Francés at Obanos or Puente la Reina: about 163–170 km in about 6 stages.

Key facts

• Somport–Puente la Reina: about 163–170 km in 6 stages.
• It joins the Francés at Obanos or Puente la Reina.

Season and difficulty

May to October: in winter Somport can have snow.

Best time to walk the Camino

If it is your first Camino

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Frequently asked questions

How many days is the Camino Aragonés?

About 6 stages to Puente la Reina.

Where does it join the Francés?

At Obanos or Puente la Reina (Navarre).

Other caminos and Camino culture

• Vía de la Plata
• Camino Sanabrés
• Camino de Invierno
• Camino de Madrid
• Camino del Levante
• Camino Catalán
• Camino del Baztán
• Via Podiensis (Le Puy)
• Camino de Santiago symbols
• What to eat on the Camino de Santiago
• The Way and Camino de Santiago books

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