The start is at Place Saint-Martin, opposite the church.
(S/E) Turn left (facing the church) onto Rue George Sand (D38), heading north-west. Follow the green signposts.
On leaving the village, continue right on the D38, crossing the disused railway line. Continue for a good kilometre, skirting the Etang de Font Chaude, then cross the Indre.
(1) At the crossroads, take the path opposite, veering slightly to the right, which climbs north-east for 600 m (leave the green (and blue) signposting on your right). Continue straight on along the small road to reach the hamlet of Le Ris.
(2) At the cross, take the small road leading down to the left, which continues as a forest track climbing up after the little stream known as the Ris.
(3) At the crossroads, turn right. The track becomes a road (Allée des Bois) and passes through the hamlet of Le Tarde.
At the next junction, follow Allée des Chapelettes straight ahead, to the east. Continue along the path that runs alongside the avenue.
(4) At the crossroads, turn right onto the path leading back down towards the small stream you passed earlier. Head back up and continue straight on.
(5) Turn onto the path leading uphill to the left, then 1 km further on, continue straight ahead along a wide path to reach the junction of small roads.
(6) Take the path leading down opposite, to the south, towards the Plessis d’en Bas farm. When you reach it, continue down the wide path.
(7) Once at the bottom, turn left and cross the Indre at Gué du Loup. Follow the path for 1.2 km, then continue straight on at the junction to reach the old Boret station.
(8) Carry on straight ahead, passing two small access roads to houses on the left, then at the fork, turn right to reach the Montipouret cemetery.
(9) Turn right onto the D69. Walk past the Mers cemetery, then follow the D38 to the right to return to the starting point (S/E).