Park in a small forest car park near the D33, on a small road running perpendicular to it. There is space to park four or five cars.
(S/E) Enter the forest by going through the barrier blocking vehicle access and immediately turn left onto a wide path. This good path winds through the forest but remains easy to follow.
(1) At the first junction, keep left to continue downhill. The path, which remains easy to follow, winds through the woodland before skirting a clearing. Pass between the large embankments that once marked out plots of land to continue skirting the clearing.
(2) At this T-junction, turn right to follow the edge of the clearing, pass it and arrive at another junction. Turn left to reach another crossroads.
(3) Turn left again to take this wide path bordered by an embankment.
(4) Continue straight on along this wide path until you reach a small road. Just before it, turn left to follow it for a few metres before crossing it and taking the wide path blocked by large boulders.
(5) Turn left at this junction to get closer to the water and see the remains of the building near the mill. Continue along the bank on a small path and you can admire the old Demi-Ville mill. Follow the bank, keeping to the left at all times and ignoring the paths branching off to the right.
(6) At a pine forest, continue straight ahead so as not to disturb the birds from November to March. At the end, turn right along the riverbank, using the designated paths.
(7) At a path through the embankment, turn right to move away from the riverbank so as not to disturb the birds from November to March. The path heads inland, crossing several clearings and wooded areas, before finally reaching a large junction.
(4) Turn left onto this wide path, which you took on the way out, and head back to the original junction.
(1) Keep to the left on this good path and head back up to the barrier by the car park (S/E).