Park at the Raddon-et-Chapendu gymnasium, heading towards Fougerolles.
The route is marked with yellow rings.
(S/E) Take the path that climbs behind the gymnasium and continue through the forest to the Étang de Trésurier.
(1) Keep to the right, pass in front of the pond and continue until you reach the Pierre du Mouton.
(2) Retrace your steps and take the path opposite. Continue straight ahead to reach the Pierre de la Miche.
(3) Take the path on the left and at the next crossroads, turn right at a 90° angle to reach the Étang de la Rémolure.
(4) Follow the dyke on the left, continue along the path and pass an old wash house. At the edge of the woods, turn left and then reach the D18 road. Continue to the right until you reach the crossroads of a grassy path before the hamlet of Les Forges.
(5) Take this path on the left and walk along the edge of the Bois-Lamaisement woods. Then pass the hamlet of La Grosse Grange and a few metres further on you will come to a crossroads with four perpendicular paths. At this point, you can shorten the route by 4 km by going via Chapendu.
(6) Turn right and at the next crossroads marked by a cross, turn left to enter the forest. Continue along the wide track, follow the almost straight section and, after a left-hand bend, you will reach a crossroads.
(7) Turn left, then first turn left then right. Cross the forest road, then at thesecond crossroads, turn left and continue until you reach the tarmac road.
(8) Continue straight ahead in a northerly direction, cross a small stream and you will come to a Y-shaped crossroads.
(9) Turn right at almost 180° and head towards the hamlet of La Cubette.
(10) Continue to the right, cross the meadow, enter the forest again and you will reach the ponds at a place called La Calechot.
(11) Continue through the forest until you reach the D18 at the entrance to Raddon-et-Chapendu.
(12) Turn left and follow the road to the gymnasium car park (S/E).
), and more importantly, there is no signpost indicating to turn right. In fact, 200 metres before this point (11), you need to go straight ahead instead of turning left.