In this presentation and discussion, Jackie will share the story of her journey on the Way of St. Francis in Italy.  Local Iowa pilgrim, Jackie Kilby, is a veteran of many Caminos in Spain. Via di Francesco” is one of the most popular Italian Caminos.  Beginning in Assisi — the Land of Sts. Francis and Clare…

We’ll meet at 2:00 under the MoPac bridge. We’ll walk two miles to a cafe where drinks and snacks will be available. Then we will walk back to the meeting point.

We’ll meet in the parking lot of Gustine Recreation Center (4868 Ridge Ave, Philadelphia) at 9:30am on Sunday, November 17. Please note, the rec center is closed on the weekends and there are no facilities. 6-miles, walking along the Wissahickon bike trail (1.3 miles, more narrow mixed use trail) to Forbidden Drive (wider mixed use…

MAP LINK: https://maps.app.goo.gl/2Mn2wN85mRhSaX9d7 DESCRIPTION: The area is primarily made up of loosely consolidated sandstone and dirt, which has allowed erosion to sculpt its environment throughout the millennia. The colors are striking: dazzling white veins pierce rock and soil in a landscape dominated by red, tan, and yellow tones. The length of the hike is 5.3 miles with…

Welcome Home 2024 Pilgrims and celebrate past and future Camino adventures. Hear about experiences on the Camino from 2024 Enjoy meeting fellow pilgrims Fun Raffles Potluck – pinchos or bring your favorite Camino dish to share Option to Explore the Hole in the Rock at Sunset

We will hike just under 4 miles, exploring the beautiful waterfalls of this park. Then, we will head over to TJ Chumps, in Englewood, for lunch. You can attend either, or both. We will hike in the cold, but not the rain.

Welcome Home potluck to celebrate the Orange County Pilgrims who have walked a Camino in 2024. Once participants register, the location will be sent via email.

Help us celebrate our returning pilgrims at our annual Welcome Home potluck. We’ll be gathering again at St. Augustine Catholic Church in Oakland, near the border with Berkeley. This year, our theme is “Continuing the Camino Journey at Home.” We’ll reflect on our personal Camino experiences to identify our most important discoveries, then brainstorm ways…

READ THIS FIRST! This is a CHALLENGING 5.5 mile loop hike – great training for the Camino! You must obtain a park pass from Texas Parks & Wildlife RIGHT AWAY & register (see below) (See details at bottom of email on how to obtain a pass if you are not already a TPW member). Bring…

Join us on Saturday, November 16 as we hike at Morrow Mountain State Park. Plan to arrive by 9:45am for a 10:00am step-off time. We’ll start together on the Morrow Mountain Trail with a turn-around just short of the 3-mile mark, for a total hike of 5.7 miles. This should be considered a moderately strenuous.…