A small Navarrese village on the Rio Arga with albergues, cafes, and basic services. Known for the medieval Puente de la Rabia bridge at the entrance to the village.
Zubiri is a small village in the foothills of the Navarra Pyrenees, set along the Rio Arga. The medieval Puente de la Rabia (Bridge of Rage) at the village entrance is a notable landmark, named for the legend that animals walked around it three times to be cured of rabies.
The village has several albergues (both municipal and private), cafes, a small supermarket, public swimming pool and a pharmacy. Services are adequate for an overnight stay. For those cycling through the village, there is a free bike shed to repair and breaks and tighten things up, this is located directly next to the free public toilets.
Many pilgrims passing through will sit alongside the river after reaching the town, resting their legs in the running water. This is another great opportunity to meet some of those hiking the Camino Frances if you wish.
Zubiri sits in a pleasant valley surrounded by green hills. The walking from here to Pamplona follows the Arga river valley through a series of small Navarrese villages.
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