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Park in the game park car park.
The route is marked with purple signs.
(S/E) From the wooden shelter, take the tarmac road that runs alongside the Sika deer enclosure and enter the forest. After 300 m, at the fork, take the path that descends to the right and leads to the Fontaine des Bons Cousins, which owes its name to the Bons Cousins Charbonniers guild dating back to the Middle Ages.
Leave the fountain and join the forest road. At the crossroads, you can shorten the route by taking the path on the left (blue markings). To stay on the main route described here, continue for 600 m and then turn left.
(2) At the fork, you can shorten the route again by continuing straight ahead (red markings). To stay on the main route, turn right. Below, in the copse, is the resurgence of the old Fontaine des Baraques. Then take the path that branches off to the left into the forest and joins the Route Napoléon, built in 1865 when Napoleon III frequented the waters of Plombières.
(3) Take the path opposite and after 300 m, turn left. Continue for 400 m and cross the forest road to take the path opposite. At the next junction, take the path that descends to the right and leads to the Fontaine du Tonneau.
(4) This astonishing fountain is a curious water collection system of Gallo-Roman origin. Take the path that starts below the forest road. Continue along this winding path for 800 m to reach the Fontaine Lévêque with its three cascading basins. Reach the forest road at the three-way junction.
(5) Take the path on the left, which will lead you to the Route Napoléon. Turn right and after 400 m, take the path on the left, which will take you directly back to the game park and the car park (S/E).
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