The Texas Gulf Coast Chapter invites you to join us for a 6-mile walk around Buffalo Bayou. We’ll meet up near the bathrooms at Buffalo Cisterns near Sabine Bridge. There is free parking near the cistern in parking lot “H”, about a block from the Cisterns. You will need to bring a face mask and…

Tad Carter will share his inspirational experience completing the 400-mile Virtual Camino de Santiago Challenge during stay at home COVID restrictions in late 2020.

Join Greater Flagstaff Chapter leader, Camino guidebook author and award-winning writer and photographer Stacey Wittig as she shares with us about another “domestic” pilgrimage route in the Heartland of America. Stacey, a veteran of many Caminos abroad, completed this pilgrimage in the autumn of 2020. All are welcome. Please email us at Boston@americanpilgrims.org or through…

The Greater Flagstaff Chapter and the Boston Chapter come together to learn more about The Wisconsin Way, a pilgrimage route in the Heartland of America. Join Greater Flagstaff Chapter coordinator, Camino guidebook author and award-winning writer Stacey Wittig as she shares with us about another “domestic” pilgrimage. Stacey, a veteran of many Caminos abroad, completed…

The Albuquerque Chapter will be discussing Rebekah Scott’s new book A Furnace Full of God, a story of events along the Camino de Santiago during the Holy Year 2010, in the small village of Moratinos where Rebekah and her husband live and welcome pilgrims.

The Atlanta Chapter’s April Hike of the Month will be at Arabia Mountain. Note, this is the same address as the AWARE center, but please do not block their parking spots or driveway. A little about the area – it is the site of a former granite quarry and also has some unique plant life.…

The Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures of the College of Arts And Sciences at the University of Alabama at Birmingham presents: “God’s Grace and the Gold Rush: Caring for Pilgrims in the Age of Cheap Tourism”, a talk by Rebekah Scott, expat resident on the Camino francés and the author of “A Furnace Full…

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, we can stay connected virtually with our pilgrim community across the region. In our meetups, it’s wonderful to “see” familiar and new faces and learn from each…

The Camino Ignaciano (Ignatian Way) recreates the path that the knight Ignatius of Loyola traveled in 1522 from Loyola to the city of Manresa. Over 656 km the Ignaciano begins at the birthplace of Azpeitia (Guipúzcoa) and ends in the Cave of St. Ignatius in Manresa. Register by emailing us at Boston@americanpilgrims.org or through the REGISTER…

Gil Gutierrez will be leading this moderate hike that will involve some scrambling. Bring hat, hiking shoes, pole, sunscreen and water. (https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/new-mexico/embudo-canyon–2). We’d like to know If you are coming. Contact us at Albuquerque@americanpilgrims.org or through the REGISTER button above.