The landscape is wide and empty. Fields of grain, a vast sky and a path that barely climbs or descends. Here and there a tree, a church tower in the distance, and otherwise mostly space. This is the Meseta showing itself.
It takes about 3 hours to walk, with no real climbs. This is a day to walk at an easy pace and think about everything that lies behind you. This is the last stage of the Camino de Liébana. In Sahagún you join the Camino Francés, where the route to Santiago lies ahead of you if you want to continue. There is a public albergue, so you can arrive without any rush, put down your rucksack and decide whether you will walk on tomorrow.