Camino Packing List: September / October (Camino Frances)
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My complete packing list for the Camino de Santiago (Camino Frances), September 12-October 28, 2019. More product links will be added shortly:
Gregory Maven 35L: amzn.to/2RgpNGa
Down blanket: bit.ly/2RHE2Tq
Browint silk/cotton sleeping bag liner: amzn.to/38vGzqn
Arc'teryx Zeta FL jacket: arcteryx.com/us/en/shop/women...
Patagonia Nanopuff hoody: bit.ly/2GdkCAe
Smartwool 1/2-zip hoodie: bit.ly/37i4CJb
Columbia sun shirt: amzn.to/2NQmYt3
Aureday Tripod: www.amazon.com/dp/B07SG1JLDM/...
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I like the way you foresee & process how the upcoming trip may present itself....challenges, solutions, preventative steps.....alltogether very well planned-detailed....I LIKE IT! CLEVER thinking!!! THAAANK you!
This was the best video I watched about what to pack for the Camino. Buen Camino!
I am just in awe of the Camino and of you , I wanted to thank you for being willing to share such a prolific and spiritual journey in your life with us. I look forward to all updates and footage you are able to put out, that being said, I wish good walking, good weather and good spirits 🙇
Thank you so much for your support and encouragement! 😌🙏
I just found your channel and I am SO excited to watch your journey! Although my Camino is over 3 years away, I'm already preparing for it. This video is an excellent resource -- thank you so much for taking the time to vlog your journey before, during, and after! Oh and I too suffer from knee and heel problems and motion sickness, so I'm eager to see how all of that played out for you and how you managed along the way.
Best ever. Very detailed and practical 👌 thanks for sharing. Scheduled to be walking this coming May.
I'm hoping to go on Camino next May/June. Thanks Rachelle for the great tips especially the water bottle and photographing the guidebook vs carrying it.
Very well presented and informative! And unusually for hiking get-go you look beautiful and stylish in everything - particularly the Tilley Hat and that includes the net combination and the towel/turban.
ive seen a lot of camino gear reviews - but your one is by far the best. you are a smart girl!
Thanks so much for doing this video, awesome. I stumbled across it, but kept stopping your video to look up items you had for the plantar fasciitis. A big worry for me doing the walk, but you were so helpful.
So glad you mentioned the insoles and such for your shoes. I suffer from the same thing w/the fat pad atrophy & heel pain. My chiro says I don’t have plantar fasciitis, but I do find that solutions for PF works for me. I am projecting to go on the camino in fall 2021 if COVID cooperates. I have never tried taping my heel. So appreciate this video!
So glad you got some information from the video! FYI, my heel, surprisingly, caused me no grief during the entire 38 days and it no longer hurts! I didn’t even need to tape it when I walked. 😊🙏 Hope you find relief soon and that you walk with light feet and a light heart on your Way!! Until then, be well and Buen Camino! 👣
Brava Rachelle....It is hard to believe you were able to fit everything in your backpack...Good work! I am struggling with mine, but I'll get there! Hopefully we will see you on the Camino!
Thank you! When do you start, again? Hope to see you on the way! ¡Buen Camino! 👣
@@IllGetThere We leave this Sunday from LAX and start walking Tuesday (9/17) morning from SJPDP. You may be too far ahead of us by then. You never know though! Buen Camino....stay safe!
Don Stadelli Have a wonderful journey and if it’s in the cards, we shall meet! Buen Camino!! 😃👣❤️
Love, love, love you. So excited for you! Now... to find me some Chacos....
Thank you!!! I got mine off of the REI Outlet and it was also during a sale for an extra 20% off-scored mine for less than $40!!! 😃👍
Wow. I was surprised all that came in at 19 lbs!
Checking out my late 2021 packing review video straight from the Camino :)
Thanks for sharing your video. I'm planning to do my camino in 2022 and have been somewhat obsessed with watching as many videos as I can and taking down notes about lessons learned, things to bring/not bring, etc. FYI, I've heard about people taking photos of book pages in order to avoid bringing the whole book and adding more weight. 😊 Oh, and thanks for the info/tips about your footwear and insoles --- I have plantar fasciitis too! Looking forward to watching the rest if your vlogs!
Thank you so much for following along! I hope you can glean some insight from my own experiences. I wish you all the best and Buen Camino!! 👣
Me too, hopefully September 2022.
I’m also going in Sept 2022 and am a bit worried about packing too little.
recommend getting an ebook to put on phone or kindle if thats an option, doing mine in 2022!
I love your packing video. We think alike. I am bringing a bug head net and also the turban head towel.😁
Wonderful! 😃❤️👣
Like the tri-pod. I agree transport the pack if need be no need to injure yourself.
The tripod is great! Just got into Spain, so I’ll link it when I can. 😊
Thank you such for this video. Hugely helpful. I do wish you would have included a shopping list or more info on the brands you used.
Treated my liner with permethrin also - no worries, no bed bugs my camino was 8/27 - 10/3 ;-)
Congrat. How many days did you take to climb up Mt. Pyrennes and come down into Spain.
It would be nice to see a packing list review :)
Thank you for watching! I filmed a review at the end of my journey and will post it once the rest of the daily vlogs have been uploaded. But overall, I was extremely pleased with everything I brought. 😊👍
Thanks for the info you shared.. Was looking for your review... (what title was it so I can view it?)
I would love to see a review too! :)
Just wet the thread in alcohol. No infection if you do that. The thread is standard procedure with blisters.
Getting ready for October 2022. Starting to train now. Going to use a service and stay in hotels. Only doing the Camino from Sarria to Santiago. We are all over 70, so we don't want to hurt ourselves. Only real concern is rain and what type of shoes to take.
I can see a lot of your clothes being sent home you can also transport your pack. I did the same until I realised how ver6 little you need
Buen Camino
No doubt a Camino noob mistake, but hey-that’s how we learn!! And it’s not the end of the world. 😉👍👣
I can’t believe you’re packing list! So many things you don’t need. I was wondering how it all fit in that little bag of yours. 35 L is quite small, but good if you can manage I had a 40 L but didn’t bring much stuff.
To each his own-I used 98% of it and would pack exactly the same (plus add the puffy I left behind) if I went again during the same time. Perfect for me and my pack wasn’t heavy for me even when I added food for the day’s journey. No injuries and no need to forward my bag the entire trip. 😊👍👣
I think it is up to each individual to decide what they need and not up to anybody else to judge about that. Hike your own hike as they say 😉
Luv your Camino journey recorded for us to facilitate our own adventure. I too have heel pain. How do you rate your choice of shoes, and can you recommend the best shoe to walk the camino urban trail.
Can you explain the shell ceremony??
Which heal seat did you use? Rubber? Rubber/gel hybrid or soft gel? Thanks
Heal pain and knee pain may them be fully heal !
Thankfully, I did not experience any pains on my Camino save for a little tendinitis at the beginning! And none since I’ve returned-so perhaps all that walking actually healed them!
Absolutely incredible video. Thank you for the time, effort, discipline and kindness in sharing such valuable knowledge with your fellow pilgrims, especially those lost like me. Love your videos. All of them. Got a chuckle out of the garbage guys interrupting your magnificent video, did they not get the memo?
Thank you so much for watching and for your kind words! It’s overwhelming selecting your gear, but planning and forethought pay off! Buen Camino! 👣
Wow!!! You took a lot. I'm planning to return, but I'm planning to start from Gibraltar to Santiago with an Osprey Manta AG 20L🤞🏽
I ditch some gear throughout the way in 2016.
Thanks for watching! Looks like a lot but it turned out to be perfect for me and my Camino that ended late October. I would take the same plus my nano puff if I went again during the same time. 👣
@@IllGetThere I'm retired military, but your reason for walking the way, got me teary eyed...of course no one saw me😁 I'm still watching your series👍🏽 It looks like the Camino is calling me...again. I'm checking out current Camino trips for changes since 2016, other than Covid19 lockdowns, it looks like nothing has changed.
Anyway, buen Camino and thanks for sharing 🙏🏽
Bucket List Traveler I hope to return one day, as well! Buen Camino and stay safe and healthy until you can make your next journey. 🙏👣
@@IllGetThere My target month, is next year, May 7, my aunt's birthday. She passed mid January this year.
Buen Camino 🙏🏽
@@IllGetThere I could be wrong, but I think I'm right...now I know why you look so familiar, but I wasn't sure. I'll keep it to my self. Marunong ka pa ba mag-tagalog?😁
Anyway, the Camino doesn't stop in Santiago...buen Camino 🙏🏽
I am interested in the wrist band that could prevent motion sickness...could you let me know where I can get them?
Hi Rochelle, would you be able to tell me the style of your Columbia windjacket, unable to find similar in Australia.
Loving your beautiful singing.
Thank you so much. 😊🙏 The light green Columbia is not so much of a wind jacket as a hooded sun shirt. I’ve tried looking for the style number, but unfortunately can’t find one. The jacket I used for rain and wind is the blue Arcteryx Zeta FL.
Love your videos! I would like to know what is the scarf's brand, I like it, and as a big scarf lover I am, on my two Camino the most loved walking things were my sleeping bag and my scarf
Thank you so much! I wish I knew the brand! It’s a very light wool/silk blend that I picked up from a thrift store years ago. I agree-my scarf was indispensable!! 👣💖
Were you able to Carry on your backpack on the plane? is it ok to have the things hanging off on the plane or do they not allow. Also, did you pack enough warm clothes for that walk? Thank you so much!
I just started watching your TH-cam channel. I was curious if the scissors made it thru security at the airport.
Fan great for bugs too! I am leaving for a September walk. When did the weather change to fall?
That’s a good point! It started really cooling off in evenings and in the mornings right around October. I remember having to buy a heavier fleece in Leon for lounging at the end of the day, and that was October 4th. Hope that helps!
I’ve been watching all your videos to prepare for my 2022 Camino. I’ll be with other “older” women and I’ll have bag transport too, so it won’t be as difficult as yours. You did so great!! I’d like to get a scarf like yours for multiple uses. Where might I find one like yours? Thank you! You are so inspiring 😊❤️
Thank you so much for watching and for your kind words!! I’m so excited for your journey! 😃 I got my scarf from a local thrift store, but what I like about it is that it’s square (easy to use as a “towel” or privacy screen in albergues) and that it was a lightweight silk/wool blend (kept my neck warm on all those chilly and windy days). Just be sure not to stick it in the dryer like I accidentally did lol! Happy planning and Buen Camino!! 👣
Hi Rachelle - Yes! you're the first person I've seen take a fan on the Camino. And, I've watched many gear lists! Not to say that there aren't people who would love to have had one - but just couldn't be bothered to carry it! And, very curious - how much of this gear did you later mail back home or discard? When I first saw the mountain of stuff in front of you - I couldn't believe it. Good on you if you carried all of that 800kms! I don't think I could.
Haha, doubt I’m a trendsetter! 😂 I carried everything you saw (did not take the nano puff, as mentioned), plus I bought a heavier fleece. I was so strong towards the end, carried my pack everyday including the day I did the Dragonte route. The only things I got rid of along the way was the 2nd smart water bottle and my sunscreen at about Week 4. 😊👍💪👣
In the end, are you glad you took the down Costco blanket.
Yes!!!! This was the best sleep system for me and I would do it the exact same way if I traveled the same time of year again. Check out my gear review video for more details about how I used it. Thanks for watching!! 👣 Buen Camino!!!
@@IllGetThere Thanks for your responses. I have watched your videos about three times over, but it has been a while.
Take the make up and fan, but I would rethink the tops, I think you can cut them in half. I'm starting next week from Burgos and my pack is 9 pounds base weight. Buen Camino
Thanks for watching! I’ve actually used everything and last night I wished I had my nano puff! It’s been very chilly in sjpdp and Orisson. I suspect it will warm up since it will not be as high up in altitude, but I’ve been grateful for the layers! 😊👍 I do wish I took a pair of lounge pants instead of the dress since it has been cold, but maybe in the next few days it won’t be as bad.
Rachelle what was the style name of the pink Reebok sports bra you took as it looks great, thanks? Love your videos and start my Camino this May 2020
Sorry for the delay!! We just moved house so those bras are still packed away somewhere, lol! I’ll list the info or reply to your comment if I can find the info for you! Thank you so much for watching and Buen Camino!!! 👣❤️
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Links for products would be great...!
Thanks for the comment!! I’ll work on that today. Thanks for watching! 😊👣
Wow! 19 pounds. My bag, with the cameras, the drone, all the clothes and my poles were 20 pounds. The first day was tough, even though it does not look it in the video. You look strong, but remember that you can ship anything back to the US using Spain’s postal service. By the end of the 3rd days you might find that there are items that you could do without. Enjoy the trip. Buen Camino!
Hi, Rachelle.. how did you velcro straps.??
Hi! I just did a mini tutorial on Instagram Stories. Check it out-see the link for my account in the description box above. 😊👍
I didn't catch the brand of your trail shoes - are they Altra? Looking to be an ultra light packer but like you, I won't be going anywhere without my lippy!
Yes-Altra Lone Peak 4.0 👍
Did you regret not bringing the Nano Puff down jacket?
I heard 0 drop on Altra makes heel pain do you think so? I had to return Altra even though everyone is using it
I absolutely love my Altras and I actually had heel pain before starting my Camino (because of other shoes). They are now my favorite shoe and won’t wear another brand, lol. BUT zero drops take some time getting used to, especially if you’re used to wearing traditional athletic shoes with a higher drop (heel is higher than toe). There’s no one perfect shoe for every single person because we all have different feet, but if you want to give them another try, expect to take some time getting used to. There’s a lot of info here on TH-cam, as well. Good luck finding your perfect shoe!
Hi Rachelle, One more question please......how did the hair towel work for you? Was it enough or do you wish you took something bigger? I'm getting my stuff together for mine in April.
Yes! I would take the head wrap towel again. If you have one, give it a try after your shower and see if you like it. It’s not for everyone! 😊👣
IllGetThere Thanks!
did you have any issues with the scissors or nail clippers
No issues at all traveling with them. I made sure the scissors were small, however. I believe the TSA regulations stated less than 6” from the fulcrum, but double-check before you go. 👍
Could you, by any chance, tell me the make and model of the tripod and the iphone holder FOR the tripod - we're just loving you're journey here ... I think our paths will cross around Leon :)
I’ll try to update the packing list with the specific product info! Thanks so much for following along! 😊👣
I'm trying to look by 'description' only in Amazon and not having any luck. Brand name?
I updated my packing list video with a link, but as of today, it says it’s currently unavailable. Brand is Aureday. I don’t have any info for the phone mount, unfortunately, as I got it a couple of years ago.
Thank you, Rachael. This was very, very useful and am thankful that I am a guy; so a few of your girl things will not be in my bag. I loved your "meaningful" stone of burdens that you are going to lay at the foot of the cross and your weapon of protection, your rosary. I am a Catholic Christian too. Now that you've completed your Camino, could you let me know some of your post Camino thoughts and feelings. Thanks and God bless. The times are still uncertain with the virus. It is Sept.1, 2020. What do you think ? Please say a prayer and let me know. To go in spite of the uncertainty in the 3rd week of this month, or should I wait for more certainty to maybe April / May 2021 ? I will be looking forward to your advice. Thanks. Patrick
I’m glad you found this useful! I’ll make a separate video at a later point with my thoughts on the Camino and how it has affected me since being home for a year, now. As for advice on whether to travel now or later, I can only say to pray on it, do your research on what services are currently open, and listen to your heart. You might want to check out my friend at BDE Travels here on TH-cam. He and his family have been walking a section of the Camino since it reopened and the impact COVID has had is very interesting. God bless and stay safe. Buen Camino! 👣
Thanks, Rachael.
I used a turbi-twist on my two Caminos. I do think you have WAY too much stuff, though, but youre the one who had to carry it, so my opinion doesn’t matter.
The Turbie Twist was perfect! And I while it seems like a lot of stuff, I didn’t feel the weight after the first week and I used about 98% of it. I will pack exactly the same for the next one if I travel at the same time. 😊👍👣
yikes lol
So you were able to carry everything on the plane without having to check your pack? I looked up the dimensions of the pack and it exceeded the allowable dimensions for a carry-on, but I guess you can squish it to fit? Hoping that's the case... I would rather not have to check a bag.
No problems whatsoever. I took Norwegian Airlines and only did carry on-which is why I bought my trekking poles in St. Jean. I did tighten everything down and I had my crossbody to hold some things. You can also wear some of the bulkier clothing items on board to help, if needed. 👍
@@IllGetThere thank you so much!
down blanket link is down :(
Can I ask the brand of your puffy vest? I was going to take my puffy coat, but maybe will switch to a vest, I love the color of yours.
Thank you! I got it at Costco last Fall for $15. It’s by 32 Degrees Heat. It’s not down, but proved very useful during my trip to keep my core warm.
IllGetThere thank you! I found one on amazon for $12 free shipping w prime. Just got it today, it’s perfect!
ctay122 I’m so glad you found one!! I hope it works well for you! 😊👍👣
Thank you so much for your fantastic videos!! I was wondering how well your sleeping bag liner worked for you? After your Camino, do you think you prefer it over a sleeping bag. What was the experience of other pilgrims with their sleeping gear? I am concerned about extra weight.
Thanks so much for watching! I can’t speak about other pilgrims’ experiences, but I can tell you that the liner and down blanket was extremely versatile for both the hot nights in September and the cold ones in October. If traveling during the same time, I would do it (and my whole gear list, actually) exactly the same way. 👍
Hello Rachelle, thanks a million for your super helpful videos. I am watching one at a time. I saw that you also have a slight hallux valgus. And i tried to get the name of the shoes you did wear. I am always afraid that it will start to get painful after a few hours but your feet looked ok in most videos. Would you mind sharing the brand and model and also whether you think they were a good buy or not? Thanks a lot!!!
Thank you so much for watching! I am wearing Altra Lone Peak 4.0 on my Camino. They have an updated version that I have not yet tried, but I love Altra for my feet as they have very wide toe box for wiggle room! I would definitely wear them again and they are my go-to for all my local hikes here at home. Be well and Buen Camino!
How much did your pack weigh with everything in it?
Too much stuff.