Scenic view of Uterga on the Camino Francés

Uterga

Camino Francés

Common overnight stop · 3 places to stay

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Tomorrow from Uterga

Towns with beds within a day's walk of Uterga

Nothing says you have to stop here, or there. These are simply the towns within a comfortable day's walk, so you can decide tonight.

Townkm from hereSharedPrivateThe walk
Muruzábal2.7— No✓ Yes
Obanos4.5✓ Yes✓ Yes
Puente la Reina7.0✓ Yes✓ Yes
Cirauqui14.8✓ Yes✓ YesThe walk from Uterga to Cirauqui
Lorca20.2✓ Yes✓ YesThe walk from Uterga to Lorca
Villatuerta25.0✓ Yes✓ YesThe walk from Uterga to Villatuerta
Estella28.7✓ Yes✓ YesThe walk from Uterga to Estella
Ayegui30.7✓ Yes— NoThe walk from Uterga to Ayegui

Services

Uterga is a small village of about 170 people at the base of the Sierra del Perdon's western slope, about 19 km from Pamplona. After the rocky descent from the pass, it feels like a reward. A couple of bars serve food — the Gastrobar Camino del Perdon has earned a good reputation among pilgrims — and a small shop covers basics.

The village has attractive stone architecture and a quiet atmosphere. The Iglesia de la Asuncion anchors the old center. Most pilgrims pass through quickly, but it's a pleasant spot for a coffee and a rest before the flat walk to Murozabal. There's a fountain with fresh water in the village.

History:

Like much of the Valdizarbe valley, Uterga sits on land that was worked in Roman times — traces of Roman roads and settlements have been found throughout the area between here and Puente la Reina. The village's agricultural character has remained essentially unchanged for centuries, with farming and viticulture defining the landscape.

The Camino:

From Uterga the camino follows a gentle track across open agricultural land toward Murozabal. The terrain is flat and easy, a welcome change after the descent. About 2 km of walking with the Sierra del Perdon now behind you.

Accommodation in Uterga

Private

Image of Albergue Casa Baztan , pilgrim accommodation in Uterga
Albergue Casa Baztan
24
@ 16*€
50€
70€
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Hostal

Apartment

Questions about Uterga

How far is Uterga from Zariquiegui?
Uterga is 5.9 km on from Zariquiegui, the previous town with beds. The next one, Muruzábal, is 2.7 km further.
Where can I sleep in Uterga?
Uterga has 3 places to stay: 1 hostal, 1 private, 1 apartment.
Is there a municipal albergue in Uterga?
No. The 3 places to stay in Uterga are private: 1 hostal, 1 private, 1 apartment.
Where can I walk to tomorrow from Uterga?
Within a normal day's walk, 15 to 32 km, the towns with beds are Lorca (20.2 km), Villatuerta (25 km), Estella (28.7 km), Ayegui (30.7 km).

... comments from pilgrims using the Wise Pilgrim app

9. April 2026 - 9:47

Casa Baztán Uterga

After walking over the hill of Alto del Perdón this albergue was a welcome sight. €31 for a bed, lovely pilgrim meal and breakfast.

27. September 2025 - 11:23

Albergue Casa Baztan Uterga

An Excellent albergue. Arrived exhausted late in
the day and greeted with a cool drink and slices of sheep’s cheese while signing in.
Excellent clean, facilities, delicious dinner
Highly recommend.

26. September 2024 - 13:10

Lunch at Camino del Perdón

Amazing veggie tortilla, and ensalada mixta.

31. August 2024 - 11:04

Camino de Perdon Albegue Cafe

Delicious tortillas, mushroom and cheese was my favvvvvorite, hubby opted for ham/cheese! Nice atmosphere, lots of pilgrims to lunch with!

Buen Camino!
Darlene & Tim from Ohio, USA

14. June 2023 - 2:56

Casa Baztán was great!

The hosts are wonderful. The communal.meal was too! The rear yard is a nice place to hang out a drink a beer or wine with fellow pilgrims.

6. June 2023 - 19:40

Fantastic family run establishment

We are so happy to be staying off the normal path. Fantastic dinner some of the best chicken I’ve ever had. They staff and accommodations are awesome. Excited to get a good night sleep

9. April 2023 - 16:46

Alburgue Casa Baztan was AMAZING!

Thanks to Christopher and Maria who treated this solo pilgrim very well! I'm in Logrona and that is the best Albergue I've used! Tremendous hospitality!!
Thank You!!

9. September 2022 - 8:11

Caza bazta

Good place
Was nice
Nice garden for drinking maybe and a pilgrim dinner

5. May 2022 - 15:06

Albergue Camino del perdon-recommend!!

Wonderfully organised space, friendly pander, great food and very comfortable facilities. Highly recommend.

14. April 2022 - 12:27

Good place for lunch

After 18km from pamploma it was a great rest stop with great food and amenities

10. April 2022 - 18:12

Fantastic lunch and rest!

There was almost nothing open in the towns between Pamplona and Puente la Reina so we were thrilled to see the crowd of pilgrims coming and going at Albuerge Camino del Perdon around 1 pm. Shady seats, clean toilets, and an extensive menu. I had a salad with avocado and shrimp and it was fresh and perfectly dressed. My husband had a tuna sandwich and it was huge! Prob could share a sandwich unless you’re truly famished. We were too full to indulge, but the cakes looked amazing… I almost took a slice to go. And if you need it, there was a vending machine with blister care projects including Compeeds.

19. June 2021 - 16:31

Albergue Camino del Pedron

Albergue Camino del Pedron was closed when I arrived. Stayed at Casa Bastan opposite. Quiet not many Pilgrims on Camino. Maybe saw 6 all day.
Kevin UK 20 June 2021

1. December 2018 - 13:11

Great lunch!

Great lunch!

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