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Long-distance trail in Spain
Camino de Finisterre–Muxía
Also known as Camiño de Fisterra-Muxía
Camino de Finisterre–Muxía runs 120 km through Spain in one continuous line. The route below is the waymarked relation itself, kept by the people who paint the blazes, not a line traced over a map by us.
Walk any of it with wayly and the trail keeps its own score. Every track you record clears the ground you covered, and the share of the trail lying inside that cleared ground is your progress — 96 km of it — 80 % and it counts as walked. Nothing to tick, and nothing to remember when you get home.
Trail passport
6 stamps, one for every 20 km — pressed by the tracks you record, not by a button
About the trail
The Camino Finisterre is a route of the Camino de Santiago. It runs from Santiago de Compostela to Fisterra and Muxía. Until the end of the Middle Ages, the Costa da Morte was considered the end of the known world. For centuries, this site has been the symbolic end of the Camino de Santiago, where pilgrims conclude their journey.
Walk it, or just look closer
The full route view carries the height profile, the climbs, the weather over it and a GPX you can put on a watch. Open Camino de Finisterre–Muxía in the route viewer →
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Questions
How long is Camino de Finisterre–Muxía?
120 km. wayly counts it walked when your recorded tracks cover 96 km of it — 80 %.
Which countries does Camino de Finisterre–Muxía cross?
It stays inside Spain.
How is Camino de Finisterre–Muxía waymarked?
With a blue blaze, which is the colour this page and the app draw it in — the line you see here is the relation the local waymarkers maintain, not a line we drew.
