Logroño → Navarrete
The greenest way out of any city on the Camino: parks, La Grajera reservoir and a walk among vines to Navarrete.
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Camino Francés · Stage 8 of 33
The wine stage. You leave Logroño through La Grajera park and its reservoir, pass through Navarrete, a village of potters, and cross a sea of vines to Nájera, at the foot of its red cliffs.
Profile
Few hills: a gentle climb to the Alto de San Antón and gentle rolls between vineyards. What weighs is the 29 km.
Town by town
Every town with services along the way. Out of season some bars and albergues close; the app shows you which ones are open near you as you walk.
You leave along Calle Ruavieja
Park with picnic area
Church of the Asunción and pottery workshops
500 m off the Camino
Piles of stones left by pilgrims
Monastery of Santa María la Real
The route
The greenest way out of any city on the Camino: parks, La Grajera reservoir and a walk among vines to Navarrete.
Vineyards everywhere and the option of a detour to Ventosa. At the top, pilgrims leave stones and crosses on the fence.
A gentle descent to the Poyo de Roldán and the entry into Nájera through its newer part to the river Najerilla.
Tips
Ventosa (19 km) has a highly recommended albergue and leaves 10 km for the next day.
Between Navarrete and Nájera there is hardly any shade. In summer, leave before dawn or very early.
The monastery of Nájera, pantheon of the kings of Navarre, is next to the albergue. A good afternoon visit.
Choose how many kilometres you want to walk each day and Suseia splits the route from Logroño to Santiago into stages based on the albergues in each town. Free and without signing up.
Common questions
About 29 km. It takes about 7 hours.
Navarrete (12.6 km) and Ventosa (19 km) have albergues. Both are good places to split the stage.
It has no big climbs, but it is one of the longest on the Camino. Heat is the main problem in summer.