The routes

The Ways of El Rocío

Five families of historic ways converge on the village of El Rocío. Each brotherhood chooses its own according to its place of origin; all share the sand, the May heat and the heart of Doñana.

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The routes	Distance	Days	Difficulty
Camino de Sevilla	60–110 km	3–4	Hard
Camino de Moguer	≈ 41 km	2	Moderate
Camino del Condado	≈ 15 km	1	Easy
Camino de los Tarajales	≈ 18 km	1	Easy
Camino de Cádiz	≈ 74 km	3	Hard

60–110 km · 3–4 días

Camino de Sevilla

The most crowded route, featuring the legendary Vado del Quema and the Raya Real cutting through the heart of Doñana.

HardChallenging

Arroyo de la Rocina, riverside woodland in Doñana

≈ 41 km · 2 días

Camino de Moguer

An intimate route alongside the riverside woodland of La Rocina, running almost entirely within Doñana.

ModerateBike-friendly

≈ 15 km · 1 días

Camino del Condado

The natural gateway to the village: the shortest route, from Almonte and the Condado de Huelva.

EasyGreat for first-timersBike-friendly

≈ 18 km · 1 días

Camino de los Tarajales

A route recovered in 2016 to ease congestion at the entrance to the village, running parallel to Los Llanos.

EasyGreat for first-timersBike-friendly

Pilgrims on horseback heading for the crossing point in Doñana

≈ 74 km · 3 días

Camino de Cádiz

The only route that crosses the Guadalquivir by barge, through the wildest heart of Doñana.

HardChallenging