As the village is located on a spur, I suggest not starting from the village to avoid having to finish the route on a slightly steep slope.
(S/E) Park in the supermarket car park, which can be accessed via the D119.
Go down Chemin Les Giscaret to an unpaved road that descends perpendicularly to the left. At the bottom of the road, turn left onto the paved road L'Estrade.
(1) Continue straight ahead uphill on Rue du 19 Mars 1962.
At the white and red marker with a shell and the word Montréal, continue straight on Rue du Barry until you reach the roundabout.
(2) At the roundabout, turn right onto Avenue Jean Moulin, then left onto Rue Bourbon and right onto Rue de la Mairie. In front of the town hall, turn right onto Rue Malbe to reach Place Saint-Vincent.
(3) Entrance to the Collegiate Church. Behind the building, take a detour to the belvedere.
(4) Viewpoint overlooking the plain. Return to Place Saint-Vincent.
(3) Turn left onto Rue Haute, which leads to Promenade La Madeleine.
Turn right onto the promenade and continue to the roundabout. Cross the roundabout and take Avenue Philippe Noiret opposite.
Continue along this tarmac road for 1,400 metres. Pass the Cammas de Bas farm on your left and continue for about 300 metres.
(5) Cross the small bridge on your right and follow the farm track that runs alongside the field and the Ruisseau du Bassé stream to La Louvaude farm.
(6) At La Louvaude, pass between the buildings to reach the tarmac road, which you follow to the right.
(7) After 400 m, at La Salvatgère farm, leave the road on the right and take the path between the buildings. Cross the D8 and continue straight ahead on a dirt track for about 1700 m until you reach the water treatment plant and the crossroads you passed on the way out.
(1) Turn left onto Chemin de L'Estrade, then right onto the dirt track you took on the way down. At the top, turn right onto Les Giscarets until you reach (S/E).