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- Celebrating 10 YearsSaturday 31 May 2025 Since the beginning, Glenella has been the home of the Blue…
- Our Camino LibraryWe have a growing collection of Camino books kindly donated by many authors, supporters and…
- November 2024 Camino Training Walk and End of Year CelebrationA damp and misty day for the last Camino Training walk of 2024. 44 of…
- October 2024 Camino Training Walk and MeetupA large group of almost 50 walkers joined BMCS for a delightful Spring day walk…
- 2025 Pilgrims on the Way
- 2025 Hospitaleros on Camino
- Central Coast Weekend June 21-24 2024, 5 Lands Walk and Hardys Bay to Box Head and The Flannel flower loop.Thirty five friends of BMCS travelled to the Central Coast, NSW for the weekend to…
- March 2024 Camino Training Walk and MeetupWe met on a lovely Autumn morning at Wilson Park on Falls Road, Wentworth Falls….
- Blue Mountains Camino 5-Day Walk – March 2024It was an excited but nervous group of 34 pilgrims that set off on Tuesday…
- February Camino Training Walk and MeetupTypical of Blue Mountains weather, it was a drizzly start for the monthly Camino training…
- January Camino Training Walk and MeetupThe January 2024 Camino training walk and meetup was always going to be popular and…
- Our 2023 Camino ‘CELEBRACION’ Weekend24 to 26 November 2023 We wrapped up what has been a busy year for…

Camino Stories
- Hospitalera ~ Marina KnowlesAfter completing my Hopitalera training with Richard and Eileen in January 2024 I was keen to volunteer. After applying to the organization, a few weeks later, I was offered a placement in Salamanca. After some discussion with the organizer I was given a different placing in the Albergue in Ponferrada. The Albergue in Ponferrada can…
- Tony and Johann’s Camino PodiensisThe Camino Podiensis is the most popular pilgrimage route in France, with the stretch from Le Puy to Conques being especially favoured. Our journey began with the 7 a.m. blessing Mass at Le Puy Cathedral, an impressive church perched on a rocky peak. At the conclusion of the service, a gate in the floor opens,…
- Overcoming my fears on the Camino by Maria MOn Thursday, 5 September we met at the Albergue in Katoomba, to participate in the evening activity “Camino Stories” sponsored by BLACKHEATH FRIENDS OF EL CAMINO. The facilitators and Brain Trust were Jill Hill and Sharise Watson, both having walked the San James Way (Camino Francés). We were asked to write down a question…
- September 5-Day Walk writeup by Robert CDay 1 – Emu Plains to Springwood It was a cold morning at the start of the Spring 5 day walk. It was -1 when we walked to Katoomba Station from our albergue at 14 Lovel St. We made our way by train to Emu Plains for the beginning of our 5 day Camino walk….
- Contemplating my September 5-Day by Rowan BContemplating my 5-Day What exactly is the Blue Mountains 5-Day Camino (training) walk? Not just a week away. Not a walk in the park. Not hanging out with strangers. Much more. Unforgettably more. Described with terms coined along the way – it’s a joyous journey (even pilgrimage) with your newly formed Camfam (Camino family). “Byoon…
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