National Geographic Camino de Santiago 4 of 4 [Ponferrada to Santiago de Compostela] camp in the separate floor compartment

in the separate floor compartment and in the spacious main compartment

making it waterproof for all but submersion (no roll-top closure can create a seal against submersion pressure)

yet structured enough to fly and hold its shape – even after being crammed into a pack

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With a padded and contoured back panel

National Geographic Camino de Santiago 4 of 4 [Ponferrada to Santiago de Compostela] camp in the separate floor compartmentThe Way of Saint James, known in Spanish as Camino de Santiago or simply El Camino (The Way) has been one of Europe's most iconic walking routes since 9th century pilgrims began making their way to the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela to venerate the remains of Saint James. Though rooted in Christian tradition, the route has been reborn as a nondenominational spiritual rite and epic long distance trail that runs along Roman roads, across mountains,