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Park near the town hall.
Yellow markings throughout the loop.
(S/E) Cross the village heading north-east, then turn left onto Rue du Docteur Gouygou.
(1) Cross the D15 with caution and continue opposite on a path through the forest.
(2) Turn left onto a path that is well marked in yellow. There are views of the Dordogne River at the top of the cliff.
The path then descends to the small hamlet of Monges, which you cross, keeping in the same direction.
(3) At the end of the hamlet, turn right onto a path which is the most difficult part of the walk. The steep and slightly slippery climb leads to Roc Coulon.
(4) Turn left to reach the viewpoint over the Dordogne next to a large relay antenna. Continue along a wide white path to the village of Blanzaguet.
(5) Turn left at the end of the road and cross the village, keeping to the left and following the yellow markings. Take a small path at the end of the village.
(6) The path continues along the cliff about 50-m above the Dordogne. Along the way, visit numerous caves of all sizes, including this point of interest.
(7) Reach the right bank of the Dordogne. Swimming is possible. Finish the hike via the Chemin du Pas du Bois and then the Rue de la Curade, which is a continuation of the former.
(8) When you reach Rue de l'Occitanie, turn right to return to the car park (S/E).
really liked it
. It was a bit of a shame because we covered the last part in the woods with little light. The cliffside requires a lot of attention and vigilance, especially on that day when the Dordogne was in flood and the path was a little slippery.
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