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Park at the sharp bend on the D114, just before you reach Sivergues, at an elevation of 534.
(S/E) Carefully follow the road to the right heading north, crossing a small bridge and, 20 metres further on, take the narrow path branching off to the left. Head downhill and cross a flat, marshy-looking area alongside a stream that is often dry. Walk past an impressive rock formation which probably once housed a troglodyte-style dwelling, then leave a lovely, wide path that climbs off to the left and continue on to reach the bed of the Aiguebrun, which you’ll reach quickly.
(1) Cross at a disused footbridge and follow, on the right, the path that runs closest to the stream (which is dry at this point); let the GRP® trail, marked in yellow and red, branch off to the left.
Cross to the left bank (i.e. head uphill to the right as you face the river). You’ll come across some old yellow markings and a signpost pointing to the right; do not follow it, but cross the small bridge over the Aiguebrun (thus returning to the right bank). A little further on, you’ll find some green markings.
(2) Then join the road and follow it carefully for 100 m; after passing the track leading towards Fenouillet, take a path on the right. Cross a field. Step over a dry riverbed and cross a second field.
(3) At the junction with a third field, take the path leading off to the right (there is a Green Cross painted on a tree); the path climbs gently and, a little further up, joins the GR®92, which leads to the hamlet of Fenouillet.
(4) Continue to the right on the GR®92, which passes not far from some buildings, then follow a balcony-like path at the Baume de Peyrot; it climbs steeply up a scree slope to the ridge, reaching a promontory overlooking the entire valley: the view is superb!
Note that one hiker mentioned the possibility of bypassing this scree slope to the left via an unmarked but easier route… to be checked!
(5) Continue the (less steep) ascent to the left (south-east), still on the GR®92, to reach, 900 m further on, a junction marked by the GL 320 sign.
(6) Here, leave the GR®92 and follow a forest track (signposted GL 320), still heading south-east, which descends slightly for 150 m before beginning to climb again.
(7) Please note: as this forest track begins to climb, take a path leading down to the right and follow this path, ignoring, on the left, three other paths in succession, one of which is not marked on the map.
(8) Reach the Rocher gorge, a superb natural enclave; cross it, then, after walking alongside a lavender field, return to the starting point (S/E).
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