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At Notre-Dame-de-la-Rouvière, turn immediately left onto the Route du Puech Sigal, then right twice. A small car park is available at the start of the route, 100 m before the hamlet of Puech Sigal (a signpost marks the start of the Pont Moutonnier trail).
(S/E) Walk up to the hamlet until you reach a crossroads.
(1) Turn right, then left onto the path as you leave the hamlet. The path climbs slightly before descending towards Valnières (Randavel). A very stony path requiring suitable equipment (walking poles and sturdy footwear).
(2) Cut through the hamlet of Lautal, then turn right to reach Randavel (Valnières) on the D152b.
(3) Turn left towards Rieusset, then turn left again at the village exit to reach Mas Rieusset.
(4) On leaving the hamlet, take the path that climbs to the left to cut across the bend in the road. Return to the road and continue to Corbière.
(5) Take the path climbing up to the left towards Pont Moutonnier. Climb for about 3 km, after which you will find the picnic area on the right, slightly below, about a hundred metres from the Col de l'Asclier.
(6) The picnic area offers a stunning view of the valley. Then head back towards the pass.
(7) Be sure to pay your respects to the statue of the shepherd and take theGR®67, just to the left, before Pont Moutonnier, along a ridge path leading to the Col de L'homme Mort (originally known as the Col de l'Orme Mort).
(8) At the pass, leave theGR® 67 and head down to the left, towards Puech Sigal. Pass by the Jasses de Rieusset and continue to the Quatre Jasses (sheepfold, ruined houses).
(9) Continue along the path opposite. Descend to a wide track coming from the right and continue straight on to the hamlet of Puech Sigal.
(1) Turn right to return to the car park, 100 m further down (S/E).
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