Join the Chicago Chapter for its Monthly Hike – start location Navy Pier from where we’ll walk to Lincoln Park Zoo

A usually continuous verbal communication of between usually 1 to 30 individuals with about equal inexperienced and veteran pilgrims.

Come join the Silicon Valley Chapter to celebrate the holidays! This is a potluck, so please bring a dish to share. Hope to see you all there! Parking available on the street.

Join the New York City Chapter to walk together along Brooklyn’s historic waterfront from Valentino Pier in Red Hook to the Naval Cemetery Landscape in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, a distance of about 5 miles. We can double back for a late lunch and festive beverages at the bar upstairs in the new Wegmans on…

Pilgrim Talk: “What I Did Differently on My 2nd Camino” Join the Northern California Chapter after the monthly Lake Merritt walk for a pilgrim talk with Leo Halim. Having walked his first Camino in 2017, Leo will share some of the things that he did differently when he went on his second Camino two years…

A 7-mile beach walk will be the Jacksonville Chapter’s last event of the year. Join us in some Camino camaraderie as we walk on the beautiful Ponte Vedra Beach. Meetup location.

Camino packing 101 Reserve your spot at REI events Bloomington, Minnesota Limit TWO for each session Join Kathy Jo, a Camino veteran with multiple trip experiences, for a 45-minute session to learn about packing techniques, gear and clothing appropriate for the Camino. Kathy Jo’s first Camino was in 2011 and she had packed a month’s…

A usually continuous verbal communication of between usually 1 to 30 individuals with about equal inexperienced and veteran pilgrims.

Call for presenters! Did you just return from the Camino and are you just itching to tell others about it? Or did you walk an epic a few years ago and you’d like to replay it? Or maybe some worthy, Camino-related story? The Colorado Front Range chapter of American Pilgrims again presents “Camino 8X10” —…

The Western North Carolina Chapter presents Joe Pollard, “Wild Flowers on the Camino”.