Peter Monro will be presenting photos from his journey on the Via Gebennensis from Geneva to Le Puy-en-Velay, the striking volcanic city in France’s Massif Central. Register for the event through the REGISTER button above. Monday, May 10th, 7:00 PM Eastern time.

Join the Old Pueblo Chapter for a walk of about 3 miles round-trip with 750 foot elevation gain. Masks are required. Post-walk coffee is likely to be on hold until things are safer. No need to RSVP, just show up with a good attitude!

“I am about to share here a story about stars that dance. . . . If the very thought of seeing stars dance piques your curiosity at some deep level of your soul, then pay attention to what follows, for the walk to the Field of Stars, to Santiago de Compostela, is a journey that…

Catch up with fellow pilgrims and keep our Camino spirit strong as well as share information, tips and resources. Though we still have a pause on in-person events (hang on for just a little longer!), we can stay connected virtually with our pilgrim community across the region. In our meetups, it’s wonderful to “see” familiar…

You’ll see us near the duck pond in Ft. Lowell Park. We start arriving at 8:00 AM, and usually stay until at least 9. Bring a chair, morning beverage of choice and perhaps a breakfast item to share. Let the conversation roam! RSVPs are requested through the REGISTER button above, please!

Come hike the Van Lone Loop with the Finger Lakes Chapter on a beautiful spring day! This trail is an 5.8-mile loop in Connecticut Hill Wildlife Management Area that goes through a variety of scenic woodlands, along beautiful creeks, and up and down hills. Bring a lunch—we’ll stop for a picnic along the way. Expect…

Join the New York City Chapter on Wednesday, April 28 to watch Walking the Camino: Six Ways to Santiago (1h 24min), a documentary film released in 2014 that follows six different pilgrims as they walk towards Santiago. We will all independently press play on our remotes or click the play arrow on our laptop screens…

In conjunction with the Lexington Public Library, Boston Chapter co-chair Nancy Nee Hanifin will be presenting a basic introduction to the Camino de Santiago, focusing on its most popular route, the Camino francés. Come learn about this life-changing pilgrimage (for people of all faiths or none) and start planning your post-COVID adventure.

Luana will once again teach Spanish for the Camino, for beginners and those with some experience with the language. There is a $10 fee for copies of the workbook. Classes will be held socially distanced in Luana’s shaded back yard, from 1-4 PM on M-W-F April 26-30. Please contact Luana at Albuquerque@americanpilgrims.org for more information…

Join the Raleigh Chapter on Saturday April 24, when John Saxon will be leading this short (only 3.5 mile) hike on the two trails in the recently opened Cane Creek Mountains Natural Area in southern Alamance County. The second part of the hike involves a climb of more than 300 feet to the top of…