A little bit of Spanish can go a long ways to enhancing your Camino experience. Retired Spanish teacher and fellow pilgrim, Andrea Wynveen Sebenaler, will be teaching this introductory class that is specifically geared to pilgrims walking the Camino de Santiago. This class will help you order from a menu, exchange Euros with a cashier,…

Join in a time of fellowship with pilgrims past and future. Look for us at the tables outside.

Favorite Short Caminos Join us for an on-line presentation of some shorter caminos led by Jackie Kilby, a veteran of many caminos. This presentation will include information about the Camino Ingles, the San Salvador, the Camino Finisterre & Muxía, and the Kerry Camino. Pilgrims who have walked one or more of these Caminos are invited…

Join us for coffee and chats about all things Camino related.

Please join us for coffee and conversation about all subjects Camino. Everyone is welcome whether you have walked the Camino, are thinking about walking a Camino or are just curious about the Camino experience. Bring your questions and your stories

Join Chapter member Dottie Bumb for a hike along Hoyle’s Mill Trail. We’ll walk approximately 8 miles out and back on relatively flat terrain with stream crossings. Poles would be helpful and bug spray as well. There is a porta john near the parking area. Bring a snack/lunch. As always, be prepared to Leave No…

Meet for coffee and conversation with other pilgrims. No RSVP needed. Come when you can.

Join Chapter Coordinator Trisha Robertston for a hike at Sky Meadows State Park — a 1,860-acre park with scenic views, woodland trails and rolling pastures of a historic farm. This moderate difficulty hike will link several trails to create a 5-mile loop with 1,100 feet of elevation change. The hike should take 2.5 – 3…

Join Chapter member Dottie Bumb for a hike along the Schaeffer Farm Trail, which is a multi surface trail with stream and road crossings over approximately 9 miles. This is a loop trail with places to loop back and shorten if needed. There is a porta john and a restroom along the start of the…

Lake Pleasant Regional Park is a local favorite for boating, but also hiking. There are hundreds of wild burro’s in the area, so there’s a good chance we’ll see some. From our starting point at Pipeline Canyon Trailhead we will go North toward Yavapai Lookout, return and go South on Wild Burro Trail to Beardsley…