The Bellevue route: between hillsides and valleys

The route starts from the motorhome parking area near the town hall. The route is marked in yellow, with an alternative route marked in green.

(S/E) Head downhill and cross the D44 road towards the church. Turn left immediately after the church.

(1) Turn right at the three-way junction and continue straight on along a grassy path. Follow the edge of the small wood on the left and, at the junction, turn right towards the hamlet known as ‘Chez Giraud’. Continue straight on as you leave the hamlet and turn left at the crossroads.

(2) Head right onto the limestone track and, at the crossroads, turn right towards the houses.

(3) After the houses, turn left, then take the first path on the right. Once you reach the tree (marker 85), take the limestone path on the right and walk for about 300 metres.

(4) Take the grassy path on the left towards the woodland just before the end of the limestone path.
Walk through the woods and carry on straight ahead. Once you’ve left the woods, cross the road and continue along the path opposite.

(5) After about 200 metres, take a path on the left and walk round the mill. Retrace your steps and
carry on to the left (west-south-west). When you reach the county road, take the path that branches off to the right at an acute angle through the vineyards.

(6) At the T-junction, turn left onto a limestone track towards the village. Join the D44 and follow it to the right. Then take the first street on your left to return to the motorhome park (S/E).

At the start of the route, a motorhome park, a hikers’ rest area and picnic tables are available.

Places to see along the walk: the Bellevue Mill, the wash house and fountain at a place called La Font, and a viewpoint before the hamlet of Chez Giraud.
Another Blue-marked walking route.