How can you integrate your Camino into your life “back home”? Will you experience culture shock? This is something for veteran and not-yet-veteran pilgrims to contemplate. Email us through Boston@americanpilgrims.org for the Zoom link to the event or through the REGISTER link above. Please include “Unpacking” in the subject line.

You’ve decided which route to take and when, now find out how! Very experienced pilgrims will share with you what they have learned over many Caminos and will provide a sample packing list. RSVP to Boston@americanpilgrims.org or through the REGISTER link above to receive the link to the meeting. Please put “Planning and Packing” in…

Join us to talk about the Bay Circuit Trail and Greenway with two peregrinas who completed it in COVID-time. The trail passes through 37 Massachusetts towns over 230 miles. All are welcome. Register by emailing us at Boston@americanpilgrims.org. Please put “Bay Circuit” in the subject line.

Join co-chairs Karen McMenamy & Nancy Nee Hanifin as they detail the original route to Santiago de Compostela, the Camino primitivo. This strenuous two-week walk starts in Oviedo, the seat of the Kingdom of Asturias. It follows the footsteps of King Alfonso II as he journeyed across the Cantabrian mountains to Lugo and Melide and…

Join former Boston Chapter co-chair Meg Holmes and peregrina extraordinaire Wanda Makela as they discuss the route from Le Puy to St-Jean-Pied-de-Port in France, where one crosses up and over into Spain onto the Camino francés. Contact us through the “Register” link above to receive the log in information for the event. Please put “Jan…

Calling all Camino veterans! Join the Boston Chapter with your stories of delight! The phrase “Camino Angels” is part of the pilgrim lexicon. Who are these mysterious creatures? They are simply fellow pilgrims who somehow, someway appear just as you need them. The Camino is like life; things are not always going to go as…

Join Boston Chapter co-chairs Karen McMenamy & Nancy Nee Hanifin for an overview of the second most popular route to Santiago, the Camino portugués. This webinar will cover the route from Coimbra through Porto and then the traditional Central route to Santiago. We will also discuss a side trip to Fatima as well as the…

El Camino inglés is the shortest of the popular routes to Santiago de Compostela. The inglés offers pilgrims who have less than 2 weeks an opportunity to walk an entire camino and receive a compostela. It is also a quiet camino being less crowded with walkers than the stretch of the Camino francés from Sarria…

Saturday 26th April (rain date Sunday 27th) 11:00 am Arnold Arboretum Camino Training walk. Join the Boston Chapter with your fully-laden pack (of course keeping it light), sticks, water and a bag lunch for an uphill, down dale, hike through the Arboretum. We will have lunch on top of Peters Hill and be back around…

Join the Boston Chapter for our annual Pilgrims’ Potluck. Food, drink and lots of Camino camaraderie! RSVP and follow the links to sign up to contribute.