
A small Asturian mountain town with a ruined castle, albergues, and basic services. Set in a deep valley surrounded by mountains on one of the most demanding stretches of the Primitivo.
Pola de Allande is a small mountain town in western Asturias, set in a deep valley surrounded by the peaks that make the Camino Primitivo the most physically demanding of all the Camino routes.
Pilgrims will find albergues, restaurants, cafes, a small supermarket, and a pharmacy. The ruined Castillo de San Martin overlooks the town from the hillside above.
The walking on either side of Pola de Allande involves significant elevation changes. The famous Hospitales route variant, a high-altitude alternative path, passes through this area. Pilgrims should be prepared for mountain weather and carry adequate supplies.
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The Camino through town, with prices where the beds are. Amber is the route; each pin is a place to stay.
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