Weather forecast builder for the Camino Vasco del Interior

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

About weather on the Camino Vasco del Interior

This route crosses from the humid Basque coast through Álava to the drier plateau toward Burgos, so conditions shift noticeably with elevation and exposure. April, May, and September align with milder temperatures and longer days between lingering spring showers and the hotter, drier inland summer, particularly across Castile and León. Expect regular rainfall near the coast year‑round, variable skies in transitional months, hotter afternoons inland in midsummer, and colder, occasionally wintry spells in midwinter, including freezing rain or snowfall at times.

• Spring brings frequent Basque showers, alternating clouds and sunshine, cool mornings, warmer afternoons, and more moderate, brighter periods inland.
• Summer features hot inland afternoons with generally drier stretches, occasional thunderstorms after heat, and some humid spells and showers near the coast.
• Autumn starts warm and settled in many areas, then turns more changeable with intermittent coastal rain, brighter inland intervals, and shortening daylight.
• Winter varies from frequent rain and cloud on the Atlantic side to colder inland conditions, with freezing rain, occasional snowfall, and brief sunny breaks.

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