It begins in the Ebro Delta, rallying around the river valley to Logroño, where it joins the French Way. Before coming to Zaragoza, Among Pina de Ebro and Fuentes de Ebro, the road joins the Catalan Road for Zaragoza, which comes from Montserrat, and it is from this point that both paths are unified. It was the path followed by pilgrims from Barcelona, ??Montserrat and Levante in General Lapsing the twelfth century, after the Christian reconquest of the major cities of Valle del Ebro, devotees of the apostle arrived by boat from France, Italy and many other sources to undertake the pilgrimage from Sant Carles de la Rapita to the tomb. Although the official starting point today is the lolalidad of Delt'Ebre, you can also start the journey from the Cape of Tortosa, 15 kms. of this town. The whole road is perfectly passable on foot or by bicycle, well it marked, with a very varied landscape with wetlands, gorges, Mediterranean forests, irrigated crops, secarrales ...