Parking is available in the Halle car park: the starting point of the route.
During the high season, park wherever you can find a space, bearing in mind that parking is highly regulated in and around the town.
(S/E) Leave the car park and walk along the Dordogne on your left. When you reach Château de la Malartrie, turn right and then immediately left to walk along Chemin des Choucas to the viewpoint and back.
(1) Back at the previous crossroads, turn left onto Route Pablo Picasso towards Leyssinardie. At the Crose d'Auzière junction, keep right and take Chemin de la Cariette. When you approach a road, take the hairpin bend to the right and you will reach a crossroads.
(2) Turn left and follow Route Jean Jaurès towards the north-east. When you reach a track on the left, just before a crossroads, turn right onto a path. Continue eastwards on a faint track across the field until you reach Route des Veysseries (on the way, note the Manoir des Veyssières on the right - private property).
(3) At the road, turn right twice and descend into the woods until you reach a Y-shaped crossroads. Turn right and continue downhill. After passing the entrance to the Font de la Côte farm, you will reach a crossroads.
(4) Follow the Route des Sources to the right. Pass Labrot on your right and continue to the wash house.
(5) Turn right onto the road that climbs uphill. Pass Roquecombe then Les Combes, ignoring a path on the right. Continue downhill.
(6) A path on the left leads to Le Bos. Turn right onto a grassy path. Cross Les Combes-Basses, continuing along the path, and climb up to a track. Follow this track on the left. View of the Dordogne.
(7) At the information terminal, descend to the left along old ruined walls. Cross a road and enter Gageac. Turn right in front of the gate of a house. Continue right at the next crossroads and follow the path.
(8) At the fork, the path turns left. In front of the Botanical Garden, continue to the right and arrive in front of the Manoir de Tarde. Make a sharp left turn. Pass in front of the church and the town hall. Immediately after the town hall, go down the stairs to access the landscaped roof of the Tourist Information Office (BIT) then follow the Allée des Bananiers to reach the car park (S/E).
