Bolibar Oiz (read comments)
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- Distance
- 13.64 mi
- Elevation gain
- 3,304 ft
- Technical difficulty
- Moderate
- Elevation loss
- 3,304 ft
- Max elevation
- 3,374 ft
- TrailRank
- 34
- Min elevation
- 569 ft
- Trail type
- Loop
- Moving time
- 4 hours 58 minutes
- Time
- 5 hours 37 minutes
- Coordinates
- 3096
- Uploaded
- March 15, 2020
- Recorded
- March 2020
near Zeinka-Zearregi, País Vasco (España)
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I have the original trail I followed (downloaded) also uploaded - which may be more accurate but doesn't have timings. This was one of the nicest hikes I've been on. The footing was great, most of the inclines weren't too difficult and it was nice to follow the camino for a bit.
I had a couple of issues.
1) At kilometre 4.45 after the farm the path was extremely muddy (it looked like the Dothraki hordes had been through). It was March and it had been rainy two days earlier. It was passable but muddy.
2) At kilometer 14.30 I had to turn back and follow the road for 1km as the path was closed (someone had blocked it with a metal fence - possibly related to logging). The road is quiet but be careful.
3) So I followed the road to km16.00 where my GPS went crazy. Basically before a pair of downward hairpin turns to the left, I took a track on the right. It inclined upwards and after about 10/20m there is a left from this intersection you can see a small building/shelter up path. Follow this and you will get to my next reference point. Then follow the road and then path straight down to gerrikaitz. Get down to the river and then follow the camino back to bolibar.
I had a couple of issues.
1) At kilometre 4.45 after the farm the path was extremely muddy (it looked like the Dothraki hordes had been through). It was March and it had been rainy two days earlier. It was passable but muddy.
2) At kilometer 14.30 I had to turn back and follow the road for 1km as the path was closed (someone had blocked it with a metal fence - possibly related to logging). The road is quiet but be careful.
3) So I followed the road to km16.00 where my GPS went crazy. Basically before a pair of downward hairpin turns to the left, I took a track on the right. It inclined upwards and after about 10/20m there is a left from this intersection you can see a small building/shelter up path. Follow this and you will get to my next reference point. Then follow the road and then path straight down to gerrikaitz. Get down to the river and then follow the camino back to bolibar.
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