Looking Back on the Camino Ebro Another Camino de Santiago under the belt. ... or should I say under the feet? During the end of June and most of July, this year, 2025, Deb and I hiked 240 miles through northeast Spain from the Mediterranean Sea (south of Barcelona), through the autonomous communities of Cataluna, Aragon, Navarre and La Rioja. Our goal was simple: to follow the Río Ebro up-river. As we continued our northwest hike, the geography went from a river delta, through rice fields, over the Sierra de Pandols mountains, and then days of endless farms of grains and fruits … and many vineyards. We visited cities like Zaragoza and Logrono, both founded more than 2000 years ago, and mixed it up with the residents of towns and hamlets, some with populations of only hundreds. Mouth of the Río Ebro - Sunrise The Río Ebro was the metaphor for this hiking adventure. As we moved farther and farther upriver, the same sets of conditions repeated themselves: the Ebro bent and tw...
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