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Coming from Lablachère on the D246, a straight section is followed by two wide left-right bends. Shortly afterwards, before a very wide bend to the right, look for a large widening on the right opposite the start of a main road. Park in this space on the right.
(S/E) Take this main road opposite the car park. A little further on, on the left, the Grange aux Pères, now in ruins, has lost its roof. On the right (November 2019), there is an illegal dump (huge tyres, various metal sheets). Behind it is the dolmen, still imposing, even though the slab is missing. Continue along the wide path until it intersects with the Bourbouillet path (yellow and white markings visible on a post a little to the left).
(1) Take the Bourbouillet path on the right. You will come to a clearly marked T-junction.
(2) Take the path on the right (marked). Leave the path on the left, marked with a yellow/white cross, which does not appear on the IGN map (see § Practical information).
The path quickly dips to the right, entering an area of rocks and slabs, often submerged in Tolkien-esque woods. Pay close attention to the markings and the trail, especially in areas with rocks and slabs. You will arrive at the "Réméjadou" hiking sign.
(3) Turn left towards "Bourbouillet". The trail passes through woods and between rocks. Between two large rocks on the left, the sound of deep water can be heard from the trail. After these large rocks, the trail changes direction from south-east to north-east and a small path leads back almost to the left. Please note: the karstic cave de Réméjadou is about 30 metres deep. Caving equipment is required to access it. Approach very carefully (there is no protection) and listen to the sound of water flowing at the bottom. Find the path that gradually emerges from the forest and heads south-east through a cow pasture. You will come to a wide path bordered by a high fence.
(4) Follow this path for about 50 metres south, then look to the right (be careful of the electric fence) for tracks leading down to the Bourbouillet Resurgence. Retrace your steps to return to the path heading south. Cross the Bourbouillet stream, then climb up to a path starting on the right.
(5) Close the fence behind you when you take this path. At the highest point, there is a view on the right of the impressive depression that you are skirting around. Dolmens without lids, but with beautiful remains, line the path on the left. At the "Flandrin" hiking mast on the right, you will find the "Dolmen du Canard" (duck's head, less and less visible on the only remaining slab of the chest).
(6) Keep to the left, join the D246, follow it to the right to return to the car park (S/E).
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