Access: From Pélissane, take the road to Eguilles. From the roundabout with the D572, follow the D17 for 700 metres, then turn right and take a tarmac road with a 30km/h speed limit. Follow it for about 1 km (the road turns left after about 250 metres). The road finally comes to a crossroads: the road opposite and the one on the left are unpaved, while the one on the right is paved and lined with a hedge of trees, and there is a sign saying "Domaine de Gigery". Park here.
(S/E) Head east, i.e. follow the path opposite the one leading to Gigery. First pass between a vineyard and an olive grove, then through a pine forest. After about 1 km, the path crosses another path of equal width: continue straight ahead. A hundred metres further on, note the old Bidoussanne milestone on the left.
(1) Continue east-southeast on the path for about 400 metres.
(2) Take the path on the right. About a hundred metres further on, at the three-way junction, take the path on the left. This path becomes narrow and is not always well marked, but it follows a wire fence and runs along the bottom of a slope. It then comes to a T-junction with another path.
(3) Turn right. Shortly afterwards, you will leave the pine forest and find yourself in a heath landscape, very different from the valley you passed on the way there. After about 500 metres, first turn right then left. About a hundred metres further on, cross a wider path and continue straight ahead. At the next fork, follow the path straight ahead, which goes around the left side of the Colline des Toirs.
(4) After passing a vineyard on the left (from here you can see the Lançon-Provence motorway toll booth), take a slightly downhill path on the left that enters a pine forest. Turn left and walk along a field on your left. When you reach a small ruined house, enter the pine forest again.
(5) A little further on, at a three-way junction, turn right (west-southwest) onto a rocky path that climbs uphill.
(6) At the end of this path, at an intersection, turn right onto a narrow path. Follow it to the starting point (S/E).
. What's more, we were treated to a show by the Patrouille de France during our picnic, and thanks to the GPX file, it was impossible to get lost.