Park in the car park, equipped with toilets, at the western exit of the village.
(S/E) Take theGR® 94 (red and white markings) heading west.
(1) Do not cross the stream, but take the wide forest track that branches off to the right towards the north-north-west. You will then leave the marked trail, but the route is obvious, following the Abbéou stream.
(2) After the old Voran sheepfold, the path crosses a stream then continues along the Abbéou, widens again and climbs gradually away from the stream banks.
(3) Pass the Chalets de Chazal (sheepfolds) and continue along the path to its end (the stream is dry in summer, or covered in snow from All Saints’ Day onwards). The more adventurous can venture off the beaten track, following the tracks left by the herds to explore the surrounding area.
The return journey follows the same route as the outward journey down to the car park (S/E).
Alternative route:
On the way up, shortly after the Voran sheepfold, to the right of the ‘driveable’ track at ‘Pierres Taillées’, large boulders protect a clearing. On one of the first boulders there is a cairn. Climb up, keeping to the edge of the ravine, to emerge onto a small stony path. Several cairns guide you until the path widens and becomes clearly marked. It leads onto the track a few hundred metres before crossing the stream. This alternative route is much more pleasant and can be used on the return journey; a cairn also marks the start of the path.
