The route starts at the entrance to the village of Sainte-Agnès, where a wide bend next to a small chapel allows you to park your car. There are car parks in the village.
(S/E) Two directional signs follow in quick succession to indicate the direction of the Cime de Baudon. These are the only ones you will see. The rest of the route is marked in yellow.
At the northern exit of Sainte-Agnès, turn left onto the first path.
The path climbs steeply at first, then the slope becomes gentler. After about an hour, you will arrive at a clearing called Pas de la Piastre.
(1) Take the path that branches off to the left and climbs uphill.
There are no signs, but there is a stone on the ground with a yellow mark.
Shortly afterwards, the slope becomes steeper, with a few hairpin bends. Then the path becomes easier and winds its way below the ridge line on the north side. Continue towards the summit.
(2) Cime de Baudon.
Just before the Cime de Baudon, do not take the path on the right, which goes around the summit.
There is an orientation table there. If you don't see it, you are not in the right place.
To return, simply take the opposite path. Head back to Pas de la Piastre.
(1) Return to the car park (S/E) via the same route you took on the way there.
