Between Dheune and the grain fields towards Chaublanc

The start of this circular route is located below Rue du Glacis. You can park on the grass verge next to the start sign.

(S/E) Once you are in front of the start sign, take the stony path behind you for 1.2 km. At the junction, take the D94 on the left until you reach the hamlet of Sous le Pont.

(1) Take the stony path on the right. It will lead you to the Moulin d’Hauterive.

(2) Walk up the street past the mill, then at the junction at the top of the street, take the D183 on the left for 450 metres to Les Cerisiers.

(3) Continue right along the stony path to reach La Teppe au Prêtre.

(4) At the end of the track, continue straight on until you reach the hamlet of Neuvelle.

(5) Keep right and continue straight on to the hamlet of Sondebois.

(6) Take the road on the right and continue straight on. You will pass through the hamlet of Champseuil to return to Rue de Glacis. The sign marking the start of the walk is at the bottom of this street (S/E).

Signposting: follow the signage (SGV1) and the yellow markings ( walkingand hikingtrail).

Safety instructions: be well equipped (rucksack,^first-aid kit, suitable clothing, good footwear, etc.). Bring a bottle of water and protect yourself from the sun. Carry a mobile phone. Do not leave any litter in the countryside. Take care when crossing roads. Do not stray from the marked paths. Keep clear of forestry work. Respect crops, livestock, private property and current regulations. Take care during the hunting season (September to February).

If you notice anything unusual on this trail, please report it to us using Suricate. We will be notified of your report and will endeavour to rectify the issue as soon as possible.

The Moulin d’Hauterive dates back to^{the 12th} century and was built by the monks of Cîteaux Abbey. Originally, it served as a walnut oil mill, before later being used as a flour mill. Today, this historic site has been given a new lease of life as a hotel and restaurant in the heart of the Burgundian countryside. It stands on the Rivière des Moulin, a long leat of the River Dheune.