Weather forecast builder for the Camino Aragonés

Plan your walk with weather from 17 years of history—choose towns and dates below.

About weather on the Camino Aragonés

The Camino Aragonés climbs from Somport over the Pyrenees before traversing open country in Aragón and Navarra, with exposed tracks, strong sun, cool mornings, and occasional bursts of rain across the seasons. Many start in May, September, and October, when the high pass is typically clear and the plains less hot. Weather remains changeable elsewhere, shade is limited between small towns, and some albergues and services reduce hours or close in colder months.

• Winter: Frequent snow and rain, wide temperature swings from -15°C to 17°C, cloudier spells with intermittent sunny breaks across the route.
• Spring: Highly changeable conditions with rain, showers, and occasional snow at higher sections; temperatures from near freezing to mid‑20s °C.
• Summer: Warm to hot afternoons, occasional heat over 30°C, long exposed stretches, and intermittent heavy showers or thunderstorms breaking otherwise sunny periods.
• Autumn: Gradual cooling with mixed sunny intervals and rain; occasional heavy showers, variable nights from near 1°C, and early frosts at higher elevations.

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