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The starting point is at a junction of the D400 with a dirt track joining from the right, before the hairpin bend leading up to the village.
(S/E) Take the departmental road on your right to reach the village. Turn left and, shortly afterwards, take Rue de l’Église on your right.
(1) At the fork, turn left onto the Route de Fourg and follow it, ignoring the various paths you come across. At the Petit Villars junction, turn left in front of the two houses. Continue until you reach the right-angle bend to the right.
(2) Then leave the tarmac road and head straight on along the dirt track leading down in front of you.
Carry on until you reach the edge of the woodland and emerge onto pastureland.
(3) Turn left onto the Jules César embankment and follow it until you reach the county road.
You’ll probably need to open some gates enclosing the pastures. Please do remember to close them properly. The farmers let us cross their land, so let’s make sure the animals don’t escape.
When you reach the D101, turn right.
(4) After 50 metres, leave the road and take a farm track on the left that runs alongside the forest. After a good kilometre, you’ll see a lovely white track on the left that ends after 100 metres.
(5) Turn left and join it by following a more or less clearly marked track.
Head right onto the road until you reach the junction.
(6) At the junction of the D400 and D408, take the stony track that climbs to the left, running alongside a property. Enter the woods, following theGR®® red and white markings.
(7) Further on, take a path branching off at right angles to the left. Turn right shortly afterwards, then left again to leave the forest. The track is very clearly marked on the ground and signposted on the trees.
You will then reach your car park by following the path (S/E).
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