Weather forecast builder for the Camino Ignaciano

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

About weather on the Camino Ignaciano

The Camino Ignaciano crosses from the damp Atlantic climate of the Basque Country into drier, more exposed country through La Rioja and Aragon before finishing in Catalonia. From these patterns, April, September, and October align with cooler, steadier walking weather and decent daylight while avoiding the peak heat and the darker, wetter stretch of mid‑winter. Expect a blend of showers and sunny spells up north, increasingly open, sunlit terrain in the interior, and intermittent heavier rain events as Catalonia approaches.

• Spring: mixed weather; frequent rain in the Basque Country, brighter intervals south and east, occasional heavy showers, warming afternoons, and greener landscapes.
• Summer: predominantly sunny in Aragon and Catalonia, warmer and more exposed inland, occasional storms or showers, with variable cloud and rain further north.
• Autumn: generally mild across the route, alternating sunny spells and rain; occasional heavy bursts, especially later, with shortening days as early winter approaches.
• Winter: frequent rain in the Basque Country, variable wet and dry spells elsewhere, chilly mornings, occasional frost or snowfall, shorter daylight, and occasional closures.

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