They say the Camino begins at the end. Once you reach Santiago, the real work begins. How can we bring the feelings and the lessons of the Camino home and implement them into our everyday lives? In this intimate session, we will discuss ways to do just that. We hope to see you there!

Raleigh chapter Camino coffee meetup @ Weaver Street Market, 101 East Weaver St., Carrboro, NC, Saturday, Dec. 3, 2022 9:30 – 11:00 am.

Join us on this walk that takes place on the first Saturday of the month, rain or shine! We meet at the “The Columns” (aka Pergola) on the northeast corner of Oakland’s Lake Merritt at 10:30 AM and start walking by 10:45 AM. It’s a flat, paved 3.5-mile walk around the lake that takes a…

Read: We Are Pilgrims: Journeys in Search of Ourselves by Victoria Preston. Please take some time this Fall to read the book and then join us for coffee and discussion led by David Larwa.

Please join us in-person to celebrate this year’s returning pilgrims at our Welcome Home Celebration potluck. Nineteen of our Chapter members walked the Camino routes of Spain, Portugal, and France this year. Please come join us in honoring and welcoming them back. It is a potluck social to hear of their experiences, the good, bad, and…

The NYC Chapter of the American Pilgrims on the Camino will once again walk in New Jersey this month. Rejoin your fellow peregrinos and peregrinas at the Palisades Interstate Park. Meeting Spot: GWB Bus station in NYC (WC stop), 3rd level Bus Pavilion How to Get There: By Subway: (check mta.info for weekend schedule changes!)…

“The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry” by Rachel Joyce.

A Zoom event with Brian Wong sharing his experience on the Caminos in Portugal and Spain. You won’t want to miss it.

There will be 2 identical Zoom events Nov 28th & 29th. Brian Wong will be sharing his Camino experience in Portugal and Spain when he had to privilege of spreading ashes for a departed world-traveler who always wanted to do the Camino.

This is an easy walk on level ground in the bosque among cottonwood trees and by the Rio Grande. It is sometimes sandy and sometimes hard packed earth. The walk is 5-6 miles total. To see the map, click here.