Departure from the car park, Route de Saint-Marc, after the Soyaux power station.
(S/E) Take the old tourist road (closed to traffic) for about 500 metres.
(1) After passing under the power line, ignore the path on the left, which will be taken later.
Nine original interpretation stations marked by kilometre posts allow you to (re)discover the Anguienne valley. Under the viaduct inaugurated in 2004, the Departmental Council has built facilities and footbridges allowing you to cross the Anguienne. On the other bank, off the route, you can see the Lyon Saint Marc fountain.
(2) After the viaduct, turn left and follow the path that climbs gently into the Combe de Bressour.
(3) At the stone block at the top, turn right onto the path that enters the woods and leads to the village of Le Peux (visible on OSM).
(4) At the end of the beautiful forest path, continue along the road until you reach the bend and turn right down the steep path that joins the tourist road.
(5) Take the road to the right.
(2) Leave the path on the right, go back under the viaduct and continue to marker No. 8.
(1) Go up the path on the right. Admire the cedars on the right in the bend and, just after, the small Simonette fountain (private) on the left. When you reach the Logis de Frégeneuil, which can be visited by appointment, continue along the road downhill.
(6) Turn left onto Rue des Robertes, then left onto Avenue du Pétureau. Turn left at the first street towards the charming Charlemagne Fountain. Before turning, walk back 100 metres to discover the Merovingian cemetery of Pétureau.
(7) After a refreshing stop at the Charlemagne Fountain, continue on the path to the Cerisier Fountain 700 metres away.
(8) Turn left onto the small road that descends towards the Saint-Marc road.
(9) Turn left to return to the starting point (S/E).