The Weeping Rock

(S/E) From the car park at Grigri Point, walk along the top of the beach, passing just below a beautiful house.
The path enters the pine forest, though it isn’t always clearly marked. The aim is to follow the coastline whilst staying well within the forest. You’ll pass benches set along the cliff edge from which to admire the view.

(1) Carry on a little further, go down and then up the small ravine, and once you’ve climbed back up, turn right towards the rocky headland, leaving the pine forest behind.
Climb to the top of the small rocky dome, then head to the very end of the headland.

(2) From La Roche qui Pleure, turn back and head for the small tarmac road lined with colourful markers. Follow this road until you reach a sort of car park, then head back into the forest and walk more or less alongside a fence, which will take you back onto the path you took on the way out; follow this in the opposite direction until you reach the ‘Grigri’ car park (S/E)

The Weeping Rock is a rock which, when struck by the waves, allows the water to run down its surface like tears. A sign explains this just before you reach it.
No special footwear is required.

Grigri Beach – but be careful when swimming.