Make sure to mark your calendars for August 16th, 2025 for the highly anticipated return of the Sudbury Camino!
Our 8th annual Sudbury Camino is a guided hiking experience starting at four different points along the Trans Canada Trail, ending at Moonlight Beach. Inspired by the famous Camino de Santiago, the Sudbury Camino offers you the unique opportunity to immerse yourself in nature, challenge yourself, and discover amazing trails within the landscapes and scenery that the Greater City of Sudbury has to offer!
The Sudbury Camino, first created in 2017, is an experience meant to immerse yourself in local breathtaking landscapes while uncovering the many trails found running through our community. Whether you are walking, hiking, or jogging, participants can enjoy the journey at a pace that suits them, while also being accompanied by supportive volunteers along the way!
The Official Sudbury Camino Map is here for 2025!
Click on the image to download your 2025 Camino Map and start planning your journey for August 16th, 2025 or do it on your own time!
About the Hike
Inspired by the famous El Camino de Santiago pilgrimage routes, the Sudbury Camino is a event that offers a unique Camino-like experience local to Sudbury. This on-foot journey invites you to challenge yourself and explore the beauty we have in our community.
How to Prepare
We encourage participants to prepare for their unique Camino challenge by incorporating walking, hiking and stretching into their daily routine well ahead of time. Warming up and stretching (cooling down)on the day of is extremely important to ensure you don't feel the after effects on the body for too long.
What to Bring
When preparing for your 2025 Camino journey, we recommend you bring the following items:
Hiking pack
Medication (if required)
Sun protection (Sunscreen and hat)
Bug protection
Appropriate clothing
Proper and comfortable footwear (water resistant)
Reusable water bottles
Lunch/snacks for the day
Trail Etiquette
The RRA aims to maintain and keep our trails accesible. We kindly ask you respect the trails, and wildlife that lives there!
Stay to the right (unless passing)
Please don't approach, feed or disrupt wildlife
Avoid litter - pack your garbage until there is a place to throw it out or use reusable containers.
We encourage bringing a personal water
bottle to help prevent litter.
Safety Notes
We strive to ensure that all individuals can have a secure and pleasant Camino experience. Kindly keep in mind the minor yet crucial details:
Travel in a pair, group, or with our volunteer hike leaders,
Refer to the 2025 Camino Booklet or Map & follow trail markers,
Please also be alert to trail and weather conditions day of the event.
In case of Thunderstorms, please review the City of Greater Sudbury’s safety percautions below:
1. Seek Shelter Immediately: The safest place to be during a thunderstorm is indoors. Find a building or a vehicle and stay there until the storm passes.
2. Avoid Open Areas: Stay away from open fields, hilltops, and elevated areas, as these places are more likely to attract lightning.
3. Stay Away from Trees and Tall Objects: Lightning can strike trees and tall structures, so avoid standing near them.
4. Avoid Metal Objects: Metal conducts electricity, so avoid touching metal objects such as fences, poles, and tools.
5. If You're in a Vehicle: Stay inside your car with the windows up and avoid touching metal parts. Cars are generally safe because they act as a Faraday cage, directing the lightning around the passengers.
6. If There Is No Shelter Nearby: If you’re caught in an open area with no shelter, crouch down with your feet close together, and cover your ears. This reduces your risk of being struck and minimizes the impact of a nearby lightning strike.
7. Wait for the All-Clear: Don’t leave your shelter until at least 30 minutes after the last clap of thunder to ensure the storm has completely passed.