Weather forecast builder for the Camino del Ebro

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

About weather on the Camino del Ebro

The Camino del Ebro runs from the humid delta into long, open valley stretches, where exposure, sun, and wind shape the experience. March, April, and October bring milder temperatures, softer light, and generally steadier conditions across the levees, gravel farm lanes, and town-to-town links. Outside these windows, weather varies from heat and strong sun in high summer to cold, fog, and short days in winter, with episodic rain or storms at any time and services spaced enough to make water planning relevant.

• Spring: Fresh mornings and mild afternoons mix with showers and gusty spells; green fields, lively river levels, and occasional muddy farm lanes.
• Summer: Long, exposed stages feel hot inland with little shade; occasional intense showers or storms, and more insects near the delta.
• Autumn: Early weeks bring warm, mellow walking with softer sun; later weeks trend variable, with periodic heavy showers, cooler nights, and changing vineyards.
• Winter: Mixed patterns include bright chilly spells, fog along the river, rain, occasional wintry episodes inland, stronger winds, and notably short daylight.

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