The car park is on the right of the N102.
(S/E) Leave the car park via the road that descends towards the hamlet, then turn left onto a road parallel to the N102.
(1) At the dead end sign, take a path on the right. Cross the Combe Chaude stream.
(2) Continue straight ahead (south-southwest) on the path that climbs along the Tour stream.
(3) When you reach the plateau, turn right (south) at the first crossroads.
(4) Ignore a path on the right and continue south-southwest on the path overlooking the Ardèche and the Saint-Sernin plain.
(5) Continue straight ahead (south) for another 250 metres or so.
(6) On a small hill before a right-hand bend, look for a small karstic cave on the left of the road. Leave the road and turn left towards the ridge. There is no path, but you can get through without scratching your legs too much by going around the bushes. Start off heading slightly south to find the first collapsed dolmen. Then head north, zigzagging between the bushes and staying as close to the ridge as possible to discover three more dolmens.
(7) Leave the ridge and head left to quickly find the path you took on the way there.
(5) Follow this path to the right (north).
(4) Take the path on the left that you left on the way there. On the IGN map, this path is only marked for about 100 metres, but it continues along a well-marked trail.
(8) Pass to the right of the ruins of the Tour de Ville and continue down the ridge of the Serre de Ville. After a steep descent, the path ends at a fence.
(9) Turn right and follow the fence along a path that is initially level and then descends towards the Tour stream. Cross the stream to rejoin the path you took on the way there. Take this path on the left.
(1) Follow the road to the left to return to the car park (S/E).
A good climb, then the view, searching for the karstic cave and dolmens, a lovely afternoon with the group for the "blue week"