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The Camino Aragonés in January: warnings stage by stage

Camino Aragonés in January, 6 stages. January warnings 2019–2025; updated 27 October 2026.

If you walk the whole route in January, expect around 2.6 warning days on your stage, on average. It's number 11 of 12 for fewest warnings.

2.6

warning days

in 6 stages, on average

44%

of stage-days with a warning

year average: 28%

0.6

orange or red days

in 6 stages, on average

Cold

the most common warning

in January

Stage by stage in January

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1. Somport – Jaca56%
2. Jaca – Arrés56%
3. Arrés – Ruesta59%
4. Ruesta – Sangüesa35%
5. Sangüesa – Monreal28%
6. Monreal – Puente la Reina28%

Share of January days with some warning in each stage's zones, 2019–2025; the colour is each day's highest level.

Which warnings come in January

Cold1.4
Snow1.0
Wind0.7
Rain0.2
Fog0.1

Stage-days with a warning of each kind in January, on average; a day can have several.

Section by section in January

SectionWarning daysMost common
Pyrenees and Canal de Berdún1.7 over 3 stagescold and snow
Navarre0.9 over 3 stagescold and snow

The worst January days on the Camino Aragonés

Frequently asked questions

Is January a good month to walk the Camino Aragonés?

By warnings, January is number 11 of 12 for calm: on average, 2.6 warning days walking the 6 stages. The section with the most warnings in January is Pyrenees and Canal de Berdún; the fewest, Navarre.

Which warnings are there on the Camino Aragonés in January?

Mostly for cold and snow. Orange or red shows up on 0.6 stage-days in January, on average.

This is not a forecast: it counts the warnings AEMET issued on those dates in past years. A warning is a forecast that a threshold will be crossed in the zone, not damage.

The Camino Aragonés, month by month