Eric Lheritier

A very pretty, varied walk with no particular difficulties. A few short detours will allow you to discover the castle, 15th-century barris, wash house, etc. Not to mention the moving Harry Potter-esque cemetery at the Saint-Jean Chapel and the imposing Coucouvèze dolmen. All this amid the ochre colours that line much of the route. Some parts of the route follow tarmac roads, but these are relatively short and, above all, they are very small roads with hardly any traffic.

A lovely, easy little walk that takes you past some rather impressive houses built beneath a rocky outcrop. Between Crissolo and Sanfront, head towards Roccheta. Shortly after crossing the River Po, park in the designated car park signposted on the right, then set off on foot, following the signs. The walk is very well signposted all along the route. On arrival, there is a ticket office where you pay the entrance fee, but during our visit, the site was open to the public free of charge and the ticket office appeared to have been closed for quite some time.