Between Ottré and Petite Langleur, via the Tannenbaum Monument

Park near the church and the cemetery in Ottré.

(S/E) Take the small road leading uphill opposite. After the old village school, you’ll find it on the right with a small square in front of it; turn left onto the gravel road leading into the woods. Further on, it turns into a dirt track. Keep going straight on. Ignore the roads coming from the left and right. You’ll reach a crossroads with four arms that are almost perpendicular to one another.

(1) Take the gravel track on the right. Begin a descent heading roughly south. Pass a farm and a holiday cottage for groups. You’ll reach the junction with the Ottré–Langlire road.

(2) On the right, begin another gentle climb leading to the Croix de Bièvre crossroads, where the Tannenbaum Monument is also situated.

(3) After the monument, continue along the road and turn right at the Au Corai crossroads. At the next crossroads, marked by a cross, turn left and then right to return to the church car park (S/E).

(S/E) There are no shops or cafés/restaurants in Ottré or Petite Langlire. So do remember to bring some food and drink with you if you can.
(Between 1 and 2) I’m no expert on the subject, but I think there are ‘foxholes’ (trenches) to the left and right of the road in the woods. These ‘foxholes’ were dug by American soldiers to take cover from the Germans during the Second World War.