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Parking is available next to the bus shelter or near the church.
(S/E) Head down the grassy path to the left of the bus shelter towards the hamlet of Séroule, where there is an aromatic herb farm. Continue down the small tarmac road until you come to another small road.
(1) Carry on straight ahead along the dirt track. Admire the lavender fields and vineyards below. Head back up until you reach the D262. Follow it down to the right until you reach a bend that has been straightened.
(2) At the bend in the old route of the D262, climb a path through the heath and reach the edge of a housing estate. Walk along its right-hand side. Turn right at the signpost, following the yellow/white markings. A little further on, walk about twenty metres along the tarmac and turn right towards a wire fence. When I was there, I came across a house under construction; I can’t say what the future fence will look like, but you’ll need to reach the small road marked by a signpost reading: Bréchon.
(3) Head up this small road to the right; it will then descend, offering a lovely panoramic view on your right. Continue downhill until you reach a small bridge over a stream. After the bridge, turn left to climb back up to the top of the rocky outcrop, with a lovely view on your left.
(4) At the sharp bend to the right, the slope levels out. At the fork, take the right-hand path to reach a crossroads named: Serrelia.
(5) Descend steeply along the path on the right. Take care to follow the signposting, which turns left. Follow it until you fords a stream. A short, slippery climb in wet weather takes you back onto a good path heading towards Gras. Walk through the village to return to the car park (S/E).
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