Starting point: the Font Blanche car park, well known to walkers on the Grand Caunet route, not far from Cuges-les-Pins.
(S/E) Follow the clearly marked trail on the left-hand side of this leisure area. It splits into two a little further on, but both branches lead back to the same path.
(1) Carry on straight ahead if you took the right-hand branch of the previous path. You’ll reach a field; continue past it for about 150 metres until you reach a crossroads.
(2) Take the path leading uphill to the right. After a fairly long climb, you’ll reach a three-way junction of tracks and continue straight on. At the fork about 200 m further on, continue along the track on the right for a good kilometre and you’ll reach a hairpin bend to the left.
(3) Leave the track and take the path on the right leading to a junction.
(4) Turn left, then follow the track to the right 200 m further on. Continue to the next junction.
(5) Turn right. Enjoy the scenery and continue along the track as it descends for a long way until you reach a hairpin bend to the right, which serves as a landmark. Carry on for about a hundred metres.
(6) On the climb, take a path that veers diagonally to the right and joins a GR®. Continue straight on for about 200 m.
(7) You’ll notice a fairly flat cairn on the left. Descend carefully for about a hundred metres, ignoring the first path branching off to the left. Turn left at the end of the descent, go right to the far end of the cirque and descend to the right into the stream, which is obviously dry in summer. You’ll reach a junction.
(8) Take the path on the left. After 400 m, you’ll reach a crossroads; take the track on the left: the one on the right leads to private property. You’ll come out onto the road; follow it down carefully, turning off to the right.
(9) On the right, to the left of a gate, you’ll notice the start of a sloping mountain-bike trail. Take this trail and head down to the car park at the very bottom (S/E).