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Park at the entrance to the village.
(S/E) Take the Chemin de l’Ubac, which is a tarmac road, and head towards the Placo dou Pue (which is a square)
Watch out for vehicles; you’ll be walking along several tarmac sections
(1) At marker 42, take a moment to look at the orientation board behind the stone tower. Then return to marker 42 and follow the signs for ‘Pont de la Lune’. Follow the beautiful descending forest path that runs alongside the terraces and head for marker 50.
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(2) Turn right, follow the signs for “Pont de la Lune” and, at the next crossroads of paths, turn right to reach the Pont de la Lune. It’s well worth stopping to look at the ruins of a mill. The path climbs back up to marker 45, dotted with information boards.
(3) At the junction of the path and a tarmac road, turn right; marker 44 is situated about a hundred metres further on. Continue towards the village of Carros.
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(4) Leave the tarmac road and turn right, just before a large ochre-coloured wall. Follow the paved slanting street, then continue along the uphill road leading to the village.
(5) At the junction with the Chemin de l’Ubac, turn left and follow the path for about fifty metres.
Turn left onto the access ramp to the village, known as the Mountado dou distilado; follow it and turn onto the Escalie dou casteu steps, heading towards Carros Castle (le casteu), which is the International Centre for Contemporary Art. Once you have finished your visit, go round to the back of the castle and take the descending staircase, which leads to the Chemin de l’Ubac, taking you back to the car park (S/E).
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