an ancient pilgrimage route stretching from Canterbury to Rome, crossing four countries and offering a profound journey through European history and diverse landscapes.
CHALONS EN CHAMPAGNE – LA CHAUSSEE SUR MARNE 23,6 Km
LA CHAUSSEE SUR MARNE – VITRY LE FRANÇOIS 22,4 Km
VITRY LE FRANÇOIS – SAINT REMY EN BOUZEMONT 20,9 Km
SAINT REMY EN BOUZEMONT – LENTILLES 24,4 Km
LENTILLES – BRIENNE LE CHATEAU 31,7 Km
BRIENNE LE CHATEAU – DOLANCOURT 26,8 Km
DOLANCOURT – BAR SUR AUBE 13 Km
BAR SUR AUBE – CLAIRVAUX 14,8 Km
CLAIRVAUX – CHATEAUVILLAIN 24,3 Km
CHATEAUVILLAIN – MORMANT 22,8 Km
MORMANT – LANGRES 28,6 Km
LANGRES – TORCENAY – CHALINDREY 24,4 Km
CHALINDREY – TORCENAY – CHAMPLITTE 35,1 Km
CHAMPLITTE – DAMPIERRE SUR SALON 17,2 Km
DAMPIERRE SUR SALON – GY 33,8 Km
GY – CUSSEY SUR L’OGNON 15,6 Km
CUSSEY SUR L’OGNON – BESANÇON 18,2 Km
BESANÇON – ORNANS 27,9 Km
ORNANS – MOUTHIER HAUTE PIERRE 14,4 Km
MOUTHIER HAUTE PIERRE – PONTARLIER 23,0 Km
PONTARLIER – JOUGNE 19,3 Km
SWITZERLAND JOUGNE – ORBE 18 Km
ORBE – COSSONAY 25,7 Km
COSSONAY – LAUSANNE 25,1 Km
LAUSANNE – VEVEY 21,8 Km
VEVEY – AIGLE 25,0 Km
AIGLE – SAINT MAURICE 18,2 Km
SAINT MAURICE – MARTIGNY 16,5 Km
MARTIGNY – ORSIERES 19,7 Km
ORSIERES – BOURG SAINT PIERRE 13,9 Km
BOURG SAINT PIERRE – COL GRAND SAINT BERNARD 12,3 Km
ITALY PASSO DEL GRAN SAN BERNARDO – ETROUBLES 12,8 Km
ETROUBLES – AOSTA 16,0 Km
AOSTA – CHATILLON 28,6 Km
CHATILLON – VERRES 21,5 Km
VERRES – PONT SAINT MARTIN 16 Km
PONT SAINT MARTIN – IVREA 21,8 Km
IVREA – VIVERONE 20,3 Km
VIVERONE – SANTHIA’ 16,8 Km
SANTHIA’ – VERCELLI 27,0 Km
VERCELLI – ROBBIO 18,7 Km
ROBBIO – MORTARA 14,3 Km
MORTARA – GARLASCO 23,6 Km
GARLASCO – PAVIA 25,4 Km
PAVIA – SANTA CRISTINA 28,0 Km
SANTA CRISTINA – ORIO LITTA 17,1 Km
ORIO LITTA – PIACENZA (TRANSITUM PADI) 22 Km
PIACENZA – FIORENZUOLA 32,4 Km
FIORENZUOLA – FIDENZA 22,5 Km
FIDENZA – FORNOVO DI TARO 34,0 Km
FORNOVO DI TARO – CASSIO 21,1 Km
CASSIO – PASSO DELLA CISA 19,0 Km
PASSO DELLA CISA – PONTREMOLI 19,7 Km
PONTREMOLI – AULLA 32,0 Km
AULLA – AVENZA 32,9 Km
AVENZA – PIETRASANTA 29,1 Km
PIETRASANTA – LUCCA 32,4 Km
LUCCA – ALTOPASCIO 18,5 Km
ALTOPASCIO – SAN MINIATO 29,0 Km
SAN MINIATO – GAMBASSI TERME 24,0 Km
GAMBASSI TERME – SAN GIMIGNANO 13,5 Km
SAN GIMIGNANO – MONTERIGGIONI 30,9 Km
MONTERIGGIONI – SIENA 20,6 Km
SIENA – PONTE D’ARBIA 25,7 Km
PONTE D’ARBIA – SAN QUIRICO D’ORCIA 26,2 Km
SAN QUIRICO D’ORCIA – RADICOFANI 32,6 Km
RADICOFANI – ACQUAPENDENTE 23,9 Km
ACQUAPENDENTE – BOLSENA 23,0 Km
BOLSENA – MONTEFIASCONE 18,3 Km
MONTEFIASCONE – VITERBO 18,0 Km
VITERBO – VETRALLA 18,4 Km
VETRALLA – SUTRI 24,0 Km
SUTRI – CAMPAGNANO 27,2 Km
CAMPAGNANO – LA STORTA 22,4 Km
LA STORTA – ROMA – VATICANO 19,3 Km
Best time to go
Spring
march-june
Autumn
semptember-november
Summer
june-semptember
winter
november-march
Final Tips from Local Guides
Respect the Riposo: Small Italian shops close from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM. Always buy your lunch and snacks the night before or early morning, or you’ll find yourself stranded without food during the hottest part of the day.
Save Your Joints: Large sections of the trail are hard asphalt, which is brutal on knees. Use trekking poles with rubber tips to absorb the shock, and don't feel guilty about taking a local train to skip long, industrial road stretches.
Packing List
Sturdy Hiking Boots and trail runners
High-Quality Merino Wool Socks
The Pilgrim Passport
Lightweight Sleep System
Specialized First Aid
Power Bank & Offline Maps
Reusable Water Bladder (2L+)
Ultra-Light Rain Gear
Quick-Dry Clothing
Lorem Ipsum
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