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Parking on Rue Noël Naudi.
(S/E) Opposite, head west along Rue du Casteillat, marked in red and yellow (GRP® Pays d'Olmes). Stay on this street, ignoring the other side streets. The tarmac turns into a track and then a path (still markedGRP®). Pass an adventure park and leave theGRP® heading west to join the D9 road and the Fontestorbes fountain.
(1) After this incredible discovery, follow the D9 west for about a hundred metres before leaving it for a path that turns 180°. Please note that this section is very poorly maintained with almost no markings, but rest assured, the route is obvious. This will take you to the D16.
(2) Follow it to the right until you reach a track on the right, under the power line.
(3) From this point onwards, there are yellow markings all along the route. Take the track and head towards the hamlet of Rieufourcant.
(4) Pass the houses. The track turns into a path. Further on, cross a small bridge to change sides and reach the hamlet of Le Couquet.
(5) Follow the path that immediately turns right in a hairpin bend. You will arrive at a pass and begin the descent to the D16.
(6) Take care when crossing the road and set off opposite on the forest road for about 700 m until you reach a path that climbs to the right.
(7) Leave the forest road and take this section, which is unmarked but obvious and short, leading to the Trou des Corbeaux intersection.
(8) Walk about 50 metres to Trou des Corbeaux and back to see this impressive chasm. Return to the signposts and head towards Bélesta. After about 400 metres, you will arrive at the hamlet of Gélat.
(9) Follow the road towards Bélesta until you reach a hairpin bend on the left.
(10) Take the track opposite and further on you will find a viewpoint with picnic tables.
(11) Continue towards Bélesta.
(12) Continue along the track until you reach a path that branches off to the left.
(13) Take this path, which descends to the left, and you will come to a junction with several paths.
(14) Ignore the path towards Bélesta, which starts opposite, and take the path towards Croix de Millet, which climbs to the left. Be careful, as this section is challenging and slippery. A little less than a kilometre further on, you will arrive at Croix de Millet, which offers a magnificent view of Bélesta.
(15) Return to the previous intersection.
(14) Turn left towards Bélesta and continue along a secondary road after some beautiful descents.
(16) Follow the road to the left and cross it several times, taking the paths opposite each time. Later, you will arrive at Rue de Delalayguo. Turn left onto this road to reach the village of Bélesta. Cross the bridge over the Hers and you will find the car park just after the bridge (S/E).
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