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Access by car is possible: space for a maximum of two cars.
(S/E) Follow the small path heading north along a field of olive trees on your right.
turn left onto a small path that climbs through the heath along a valley. Pass some ruins, probably left over from charcoal production in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. You will come to a crossroads with a beautiful view of the Durance valley and Sainte-Victoire.
(2) Head almost straight ahead, due north, while noting the return path on your right.
(3) Climb straight up to the right over the scree for about ten metres, then follow a track heading south-south-east which winds above the path you have just come from, alternating between short descents and ascents. You will reach a wide track at a hairpin bend and a fire hydrant: there is a very clear view of the Luberon and the Alps.
(4) Ignore the track and take the path on the right which leads back to the crossroads after the ruins.
(2) Turn right, heading north, and follow the path you took on the way up for about a hundred metres, then turn left onto a track that descends into the valley. Follow the bottom of the valley as best you can to reach a small ledge overhanging four to five metres.
(5) There is a passage on the left with a 3-4 metre crossing on a small slab: there are one or two small steps that have probably been slightly enlarged over time. Then descend through the scree without difficulty. Further on, a cairn indicates where to enter the forest. The trail leads to a white path, which you follow, veering to the left. About 400 metres further on, keep left on the path that climbs and joins a crossroads, leading to a wide track.
(6) Continue in the same direction on this track.
(7) Take the small tarmac road on the left (Chemin de l'Héritage), which leads to the car park (S/E).
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