Park on the dirt track leading to the dolmen, situated near the D55, on the right-hand side of the road when coming from the Bois Brinçon junction, or on the left-hand side when coming from Bourg Diori (blue ‘Dolmen’ sign).
(S/E) Walk down the path, then turn right at the T-junction. The path runs alongside meadows and vineyards.
(1) At a place called La Pièce Saint-Jean, turn left and head south-southeast towards the hamlet of Les Forges, ignoring any side paths. Walk through the hamlet, ignoring the dead-end on the right.
(2) At the next crossroads, turn right onto the road leading through Bois Mazé.
(3) Then turn left towards Les Touches (on the right-hand side, note the remains of cave dwellings).
(4) Just before the D751, follow the path that branches off to the left, runs alongside the road and rejoins it 200 metres further on. Follow the D751, then take a path below the road.
(5) At the junction, leave the D751, turn sharply left onto a small road, then turn immediately right (do not continue straight on towards La Martinière).
(6) After a bend to the right, head due north along the first track on the left and carry on straight ahead until you reach the crossroads you passed earlier.
(2) Turn right towards La Caillière.
(7) At La Caillière, note another fine example of a dolmen on the left near the houses. Continue eastwards and take the first road on the left. As you head up La Guéretterie, admire Château de Montsabert in the distance on the right.
(8) At the T-junction, turn right. At the Fork in the road, turn left, then take the first left towards Étiau. Follow the road and turn right with it to cross the hamlet. After the small road on the right coming from Les Rochers, take the path on the left. At the next junction, turn right onto the dolmen path and return to the starting point (S/E).
