Rota Vicentina (Fisherman’s Trail) – March 2026
Walk along Portugal’s wild Atlantic coast where ocean cliffs, fishing villages, and endless beaches meet. This trek offers breathtaking scenery and the joy of springtime on one of Europe’s most dramatic coastal trails. Guided by Giovanni Ramaccioni and hosted by celebrity author Gillian Price.
Via Francigena: Bari to Santa Maria di Leuca – April 7-17, 2026
Journey through Puglia from the Adriatic to the “finibus terrae,” the historic tip of Italy’s heel. This undiscovered path offers whitewashed towns, olive groves, and seaside views at the crossroads of cultures. Guided by Giovanni Ramaccioni and hosted by Pilgrim Path’s own Sandy Brown
Camino de Santiago: Camino Inglés – April 21-May 4, 2026
Sailors once landed here to begin their Camino, and you’ll follow in their footsteps from the Galician coast to Santiago. A shorter route with all the spirit, it’s a perfect introduction to the Camino de Santiago. Hosted by Joyce DeToni-Hill.
Via di Francesco: Rieti to Assisi – April 25 - May 5, 2026
Follow the footsteps of St. Francis across green Umbrian valleys to his beloved hometown. This route offers rolling landscapes, medieval towns, and the deep spirituality of Franciscan heritage. Hosted by Rev. Mark Goodman.
Via Podiensis: Le Puy-en-Velay to Conques – April 30 - May 10, 2026
France’s most famous Camino route begins beneath Le Puy’s volcanic peaks. Medieval churches, rustic countryside, and the dramatic abbey of Conques highlight this historic journey.
Via Francigena: Lucca to Siena – May 3-12, 2026
Cross Tuscany’s heartland, from the elegant walls of Lucca to Siena’s famous Piazza del Campo. Vineyards, hill towns, and classic Tuscan landscapes make this a truly iconic trek. Hosted by our own Sandy Brown.
Via di Francesco: Florence to Santuario della Verna – May 12–19, 2026
Begin in Florence’s Renaissance splendor and climb into the forests of the Apennines. The journey ends at La Verna, the mountaintop sanctuary where Francis received the stigmata.
New: the Via di Francesco “Set” - Walk one route or join two or more together in sequence!
Via di Francesco: Santuario della Verna to Assisi – May 19–29, 2026
Walk through woodlands, valleys, and stone villages that shaped the life of Francis. Arriving in Assisi is a moving highlight, with the basilicas of St. Clare and St. Francis awaiting pilgrims.
Via di Francesco: Assisi to Rieti – May 29–June 6, 2026
From Assisi’s hilltop beauty, descend into the Umbrian plains and climb toward the Rieti Valley. This section offers both spiritual depth and some of the Via di Francesco’s most charming medieval towns.
Via di Francesco: Rieti to Rome – June 6–12, 2026
The final stage leads from the Sabine hills to the Eternal City. Walking into Rome as a pilgrim is an unforgettable way to complete the Via di Francesco.
Via Francigena: Lausanne to Aosta – August 4-13, 2026
Climb from Switzerland’s lakeside elegance into the Alpine passes that lead to Italy. This trek delivers crisp mountain air, sweeping views, and the thrill of crossing the Great St. Bernard Pass.
Camino de Santiago: León to Sarria and Santiago – September 1-16, 2026
Walk through the heart of northern Spain, from León’s Gothic cathedral to Santiago’s sacred square. This longer Camino offers cultural richness, camaraderie, and the full pilgrim experience. Hosted by Joyce DeToni-Hill
Via di Francesco: Florence to Assisi – September 21–October 5, 2026
Start in Florence and walk two weeks through forests, valleys, and mountain sanctuaries. Arriving in Assisi feels like stepping into the life of Francis himself. Guided by Giovanni Ramaccioni and hosted by Patrick Mowrer.
Via di Francesco: Assisi to Rome – October 7–24, 2026
This extended walk passes through ancient abbeys, peaceful valleys, and the Sabine hills. Entering Rome at journey’s end is a once-in-a-lifetime pilgrim moment. Guided by Mauro Cappelletti and hosted by Patrick Mowrer.
Via Francigena: Siena to Viterbo – “Walk, Wine, and Soak” – begins October 25 2026
Combine walking through Tuscany and Lazio with tastings of local wines and soaks in thermal springs. It’s the Via Francigena with an extra touch of relaxation and pleasure. Guided by Giovanni Ramaccioni and hosted by our own Sandy Brown.
Join Us in 2026
Whether it’s coastal Portugal, Alpine passes, Tuscan vineyards, or the sacred paths of St. Francis, Pilgrim Paths 2026 guided treks promise a journey of community, discovery, and renewal.
Visit www.pilgrimpaths.net to see full details and reserve your place on these unforgettable journeys.
