Having taken a rest in Zubiri after an exhausting journey, the pilgrim will begin the second stage of the Route, which passes through Iiárraz and Esquízoz, before arriving in Larrasoaña. Here, he will find the “Sociedad de Amigos del Camino” (Society of Friends of the Route), where he will be provided with any information he might need.
Then the Route continues to Aquerreta, with its Church of the Transfiguration, and arrives in Zuriáin, where the Temple of San Millán arises. Then it crosses the Arga River, in Iroz, alongside a beautiful Romanesque bridge and reaches the village of Zabaldica, where pilgrims can visit the image of Santiago, kept in the Church of San Esteban.
The Route continues to Arleta, where you can tour the Romanesque Church of Santa Maria, which contains a modern image of Santiago. The next village on the Route is Trinidad de Arre, where once there was a hospital (14th century), dependent on the Roncesvalles hospital.
The Route continues to Villava and Burlada before arriving in Pamplona, the final stop of the second stage of the journey.