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Park in the town hall car park.
(S/E) Turn right onto the street called Le Bourg. Go straight ahead at the crossroads to pass in front of the climbing club and the Saint-Michel presbytery.
(1) Take the first path on the right, pass in front of a dovecote tower and arrive at a crossroads of paths.
(2) Keep right to take the small path marked in yellow, follow it to Peyre Dermale.
(3) After exploring the site, return to the marked trail and join the carriage road with signposts. Continue to the right, keep right at the three-way junction just ahead and you will come out on the road leading to Le Breuil.
(4) Turn left to cross the bridge and head towards the climbing site. Before the bend, you will find the aerial lock.
(5) Once you have visited the site, continue along the road for 300 metres.
(6) A sign on the left indicates the troglodyte village: allow plenty of time as the site, which dates from the 11th to 13th centuries, is very spread out.
(7) Turn back.
(6) Turn left and follow the signs.
(8) At the bend, take the path on your left and follow the signs to a crossroads.
(9) Take a small path on the left heading south-east.
(10) Turn right: the path on the left returns to the village of Saint-Just and is a shortcut to shorten the hike. At the crossroads, turn left and follow the yellow markings.
(11) Keep left, cross the Sandonie, which was once teeming with crayfish. Cross the small stone bridge and continue along the carriage road to reach the Peyrelevade dolmen
(12). After visiting the site, join the D93 and follow it on your left towards Paussac. On the way back, you can see the sculptures on the gate of a quarry and the village mayor's Maypole, a custom that makes it impossible not to know where the mayor lives.
(1) Stay on the road and return to the car park (S/E).
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