La Roque Traoucada and the artesian wells from Roquefort-des-Corbières

Park in the car park of the Roquefort-des-Corbières community centre.

(S/E) Head south with the community hall on your left. Continue straight ahead for a few dozen metres on Rue de Saint-Martin. Turn right, south, onto a path and join the Camin del Bosc road. Follow it to the right (GR®367).

(1) Continue right on the road, Chemin de la Trillole. When you reach a car park, take the track opposite, Chemin de la Basse.

(2) Leave the GR® and PR® and continue straight ahead until you reach a fork (elevation 76).

(3) Take the track on the left, continue and you will arrive at Bergeries des Cours.

(4) Without going there, leave the track and follow the wooded path on the right for about 840 m.

(5) On the right, you will see La Roque Traoucada, a stone lacework. Continue to a four-way crossroads. Turn left onto the GR®367.

(6) Arrive at the Combe de la Clotte site, a cave that has been developed. Continue up the path, which may be slippery, leave the GR® and turn left onto a track, then reach a fork in three tracks.

(7) Take the track on the left marked "bornes milliaires" (milestones). Go around the vineyards on the right and arrive at a small gate on the site.

(8) These milestones come from the Via Domitia, which passed 3 km below on the Route de Narbonne. In the Middle Ages, these milestones were moved and reused for an oil mill.
Take the path on the left and walk along part of the vineyards. Continue along the path until you reach the track that leads to Pla de la Lause. Throughout the climb, there are beautiful views of the coastline.

(9) On the right, you will see a half-hidden drystone shelter. Other drystone shelters line the route, either along the edge of the track or slightly inland. Continue for 200 metres on the GRP® until you reach a fork.

(10) Take the GRP® on the right and arrive at a fork after the Ruisseau de la Jasse stream.

(11) Turn onto the path on the rightand walk for about 100 metres untilyou reach the artesian wells. Continue along the path to reach a magnificent drystone shelter.

(12) Turn around and return to the track.

(11) Continue along the track to the right, still on the GRP®.

(13) You will arrive at an old pastoral site on the right, with a converted cave below, and continue on the GRP®.

(14) Leave the trail, continue to the right, northwards, and join a track suitable for vehicles.

(15) At the fork, take the road on the right which leads to an orientation table with a view of the village and the Corbières. Pass in front of old mills that have been converted into dwellings.

(16) Turn left and continue for about 100 metres.

(17) Take the unmarked path on the left and cross the village to return to the car park (S/E).

Do not walk during hot weather or in strong winds.