Weather forecast builder for the Camino de Levante

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

About weather on the Camino de Levante

The Camino de Levante runs from Mediterranean Valencia across La Mancha’s exposed plains to the higher interior around Ávila, finishing in Zamora. April and September typically offer balanced daylight, moderate temperatures, and lower heat stress on long, shadeless stretches. Conditions outside these windows vary by region: early spring can be changeable, late spring and early summer trend hotter, peak summer is very hot, and late autumn into winter turns cooler, wetter, and darker.

• Spring brings varied conditions: coastal stretches mix sun and rain, plains see sunny spells with showers, northern sections cooler with intermittent precipitation.
• Summer is dominated by very hot afternoons on exposed plains, frequent sunshine, and sporadic showers or storms interrupting otherwise dry stretches.
• Autumn trends cooler inland, with alternating sun and showers; coastal segments see occasional heavier downpours, while northern areas grow distinctly cooler.
• Winter varies widely: milder coastal days with rain, colder interiors with frequent precipitation, below-freezing nights, and occasional snow on higher or northern sections.

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