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CN20 - Gijón - Avilés - 22,7 Km

Distance23 Km.

Stage of the Camino de Santiago: Gijón to Avilés

Start of the Stage: Gijón, Starting Point
The stage of the Camino de Santiago that connects Gijón with Avilés begins in this coastal city. From Gijón, the Camino follows ancient routes that have been traversed by thousands of pilgrims over the centuries, offering a blend of urban and natural landscapes, making it one of the most interesting stages.

Coastal Route: From Gijón to San Lorenzo Beach
The Camino starts in the center of Gijón, following the traditional route that leads towards San Lorenzo Beach, one of the city's iconic landmarks. As the route progresses, the Camino runs along the Bay of Biscay, allowing pilgrims to enjoy spectacular views while following the well-marked path. At this point, the route is clearly signposted, making it easy for the pilgrim to navigate during this first stretch.

Passing Through La Ñora and Ciañu: Trails and Natural Landscapes
Continuing the stage, the Camino leads pilgrims to La Ñora and Ciañu, two small villages on the outskirts of Gijón. Here, pilgrims can enjoy the beauty of rural landscapes and the small Asturian villages. Along the way, they will encounter elements of traditional Asturian architecture and the green landscapes that characterize this region of northern Spain.

Route towards the Ñora River and the Villaviciosa Road
The next section of the Camino heads towards the Ñora River, where pilgrims must cross a bridge to reach the opposite bank. After this crossing, the Camino continues until it intersects with the Villaviciosa Road, which will take pilgrims directly to Avilés.

Arrival in Avilés: End of the Stage
The final stretch of this stage leads to Avilés, an important stop for pilgrims seeking their Compostela. In Avilés, the Camino winds through the streets of this historic city, known for its medieval architecture and its port. Upon arrival, pilgrims can enjoy the final touches of this route, which culminates at the Church of Los Padres Franciscanos, an iconic place in the city.

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