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To get to the start, turn at the Church of Saint-Blaise in Ognéville, go down Rue Saint-Blaise towards the Brénon valley. Park near the Saint-Blaise Fountain and the sewage treatment plant. A lovely spot with picnic tables.
(S/E) Walk past the sewage treatment plant, leaving the (slippery) ford on your left as you continue straight on, following the Brénon stream upstream.
(1) Take the footbridge over the stream, then turn right onto the shaded path along the Grandes Côtes. Discover the first six information panels on a route suitable for all ages, designed to highlight Ognéville’s heritage from a historical, geological, ecological and cultural perspective. Look out for the site of a waterfall (often dry), halfway before reaching Étreval.
(2) Continue straight on to the town hall, turn right, cross the bridge and follow the road uphill for about 750 m.
(3) After this short climb, take the path on the right at the top of the hill and follow the Red Rings. On the plateau, note the old Narmont farm on the left. Amidst orchards and fields, enjoy beautiful views of the Saintois region.
(4) Turn left, then immediately right at a 90° angle. You’ll come to a crossroads.
(5) Continue straight ahead.
(6) Where the path turns left to join the D5 leading to Ognéville, continue straight ahead across the meadow, which leads onto a small path lined with trees and hedges and takes you directly to the Fontaine Saint-Blaise (S/E).
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