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Park in the car park next to the church.
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(S/E) Walk 50 metres up the road that crosses Saint-Jeure-d'Andaure and take the small road on the left that descends and serves a few houses. Shortly before the last house, leave the road on the left to take a beautiful path that passes under this house and joins the bottom of a small valley.
(1) Cross the stream and continue along this path, which climbs through a beech forest before leaving the forest (ignore the paths that cross it). After a few metres, you will reach a grassy plateau.
(2) From there, cross a fenced meadow and descend into the valley, passing in front of an isolated house before reaching the Bellevue farm and a small road.
(3) Walk down this road for a few metres and take the path on the left, which gradually moves away from the road and descends along the edge of the woods. The path enters the woods and rejoins the road in a hairpin bend. Follow this road for a few dozen metres to reach a signpost.
(4) Take this path on the left, then very quickly turn right to descend straight into the forest. Gradually swing towards the south side and reach the edge of a meadow at La Roche des Gaulois.
(5) Continue along the path, which continues downhill and joins a small road.
(6) Cross the road and immediately afterwards, following the signs, take a path on the left. The path turns right and begins to descend. This will take you to a place called Blanchard.
(7) Take the access road to this hamlet on the right; it crosses a stream and climbs up to the left. Reach a crossroads and continue straight downhill to reach the village of Labatie-d'Andaure. Continue straight ahead to reach the church.
(8) Turn left in front of the church and shortly afterwards follow a path that descends to the right at the bottom of the valley. Just after passing the cemetery, the path winds to the right to reach a large esplanade on the banks of the Doux.
Turn left on this esplanade and then cross the Doux river via the bridge on the right. Continue straight ahead and let the main road turn right to climb up towards a group of houses.
(9) Once you reach them, turn left to walk alongside these houses, then take the path on the right which winds and climbs quite steeply. After two bends, the path joins a small road.
(10) Take this road opposite, cross the hamlet of Issartial and reach the hamlet of La Rase at the bottom of the descent. Head left towards the bridge over the Doux.
(11) Do not cross the bridge, but take the road on the right leading to the hamlet of Fangier to reach a bend.
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(12) Leave the road and take a wide track straight ahead (ignore the path on the left that descends towards the Doux). This climbs 200 m towards a promontory before descending again and passing a ruined house.
Leave this house on your right and continue straight ahead along the edge of the meadow to reach the Doux.
Take the sturdy wooden footbridge on the left and, immediately after crossing, turn onto the path on the left and climb up to join a road.
(13) Take this road on the right, cross the hamlet of Maison Neuve, turn left with the road, then reach a crossroads.
(14) Take the road on the left that climbs towards Galey. Climb fairly steeply, pass the isolated house of Croix de Jeangrand, and reach the access track to Paudécas at a bend. Continue on the road that climbs straight up the ridge and after about 500 m you will reach a three-way junction, located near a cistern.
(15) Leave the road and climb straight up the path opposite, which continues to climb more or less along the ridge. You will reach a goat farm where you will find the yellow and white markings, which you will follow to the finish.
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(16) Continue straight ahead on the path, cross a small road and reach a pylon. You will soon reach the village of Saint-Jeure-d'Andaure and its church (S/E).
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