Tertulia? “Un grupo informal de personas que se reúnen habitualmente para conversar o recrearse.” “An informal meeting of people who gather regularly to talk about current affairs, arts, etc.” Well, we might guess that “etc” means “Camino”! And “virtual” means “virtual”! For those of you who have attended our in-person tertulias, this won’t be nearly…

The Chapter will be meeting at the Supertrail trailhead (commonly known as the lower restroom at the end of the road) in Madera Canyon but will actually be walking up to Josephine Saddle via the Old Baldy Trail and descending via the Supertrail. The total outing will be about 6.2 miles with an elevation gain…

The Raleigh Chapter will hike (distancing) at Umstead State Park Saturday, October 17, 2020 meeting at 8:15 am. For more details please sign up at the provided link.

Meet at Ft. Lowell Park, 2900 North Craycroft Rd (between Glenn and East Ft. Lowell Rd.) in the morning – Lily will be there by 9:00 am. If we are lucky she will bring her scones! Bring a chair, beverage and snack/breakfast item of choice. Let the conversation roam! RSVPs are requested, please! OldPueblo@americanpilgrims.org

Hosted by Martha Hayes, the Raleigh Chapter will gather (online) for conversation and fellowship on Tuesday, October 13 at 9:00 a.m.

We will have two local Camino authors at the meeting. Nick Lang will be talking about his recently released book now available from Amazon, “More than all the Steps”. Linda Roy Cross will be speaking about her book “Alone on the Camino” which is available directly from Linda at linm1129@gmail.com. This won’t be a traditional…

Join the Chapter for a walk of about 3 miles round-trip with 750 foot elevation gain up the asphalt paved road. Hosted by Leonard Vance – who will be easy to convince for a post-walk coffee. No need to RSVP, just show up with a good attitude!

This event is still in the planning stages, but it will include potlucks, hiking the Rim Trail, visiting Christ in the Desert Benedictine Monastery, a lavender farm, and possibly a pilgrimage to a morada and talk by a member of the Penitentes, a group unique to northern New Mexico. There will be possibilities for overnight…

Join us for a virtual presentation on Camino basics. You will go away knowing what you need to know to start planning your first walk on the Camino or to make your next walk even better, or to just satisfy your curiosity. This information-packed presentation by a Camino veteran will be followed by time for…

We weren’t expecting Sabino Canyon to open back up till Nov 1 but it is currently open and available. We will gather at 6:00 pm at the main ramada at Sabino Canyon Recreation Area and walk the asphalt paved tramway to the end or as far as you wish. Yes, it will be dark by…