Weather forecast builder for the Camino Sanabrés

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

About weather on the Camino Sanabrés

The Camino Sanabrés transitions from dry, exposed stretches in Castile y León to greener, wetter hills in Galicia, with weather shifting accordingly. April and September align with milder temperatures and a practical balance of heat, rain, daylight, and generally open services along the route. Beyond these periods, the experience ranges from hot, sun‑exposed summer stages with longer water gaps to cooler, wetter months with shorter daylight and occasional muddy tracks.

• Spring: Variable days with cool mornings and mild afternoons; sporadic showers increase westward; paths alternate between bright spells and rain-slick sections.
• Summer: Warm to hot on exposed stages; brief showers or storms punctuate sun, with increased cloud and rain toward Galicia.
• Autumn: Transition from late-summer warmth to cooler, wetter days; sporadic heavy rain becomes more frequent westward; daylight gradually shortens across the route.
• Winter: Cold in the interior and wet in Galicia; frequent rain, occasional wintry episodes, short days, and some rural service limitations.

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