Weather forecast builder for the Camino Lebaniego

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

About weather on the Camino Lebaniego

Camino Lebaniego crosses from the Cantabrian coast into interior valleys and the Castile and León plain, passing through contrasting weather regimes. May, September, and October align with steadier patterns described for this route, balancing coastal showers, settled inland stretches, and moderated heat on the plateau. Conditions fluctuate outside those windows, with springtime variability, midsummer warmth and occasional storms, and late-autumn to winter periods marked by frequent rain on the coast, colder inland spells, and the possibility of snow and icy mornings around the higher valleys.

• Spring: Changeable along the coast and valleys, mixing rain and sunny spells, longer daylight, and temperature swings from cool mornings to mild afternoons.
• Summer: Bright, long days with intermittent showers; coastal sections fluctuate, while interior plains trend warmer with occasional storms breaking late after hot afternoons.
• Autumn: Early weeks often stable and warm on the plateau; later weeks bring more frequent rain, variable microclimates, and steadily shortening daylight across the route.
• Winter: Frequent coastal rain with brief sunny breaks; inland sections turn colder, featuring snow or freezing rain, overcast spells, and short daylight.

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