Park in front of the church in Avezé.
(S/E) With your back to the church, head up Rue du Prieuré to the right and turn left into Rue de la Poste, which continues as a grassy track and joins the RD323.
(1) Cross the road carefully and take the tarmac path that climbs towards the woods of Beauvais.
(2) When you reach a junction, turn right onto the small dirt track leading to Les Seilleries, which continues as a tarmac road.
(3) Continue along the tarmac road to the left and walk along the edge of the woods until you reach the Ceton road.
(4) Turn left onto this road towards Ceton, follow it for about 300 m and turn left onto the path at the edge of the woods (not the one leading into them). Follow this path and, before reaching Les Galottières, turn right to rejoin a dirt track.
(5) Turn left to follow this sunken lane lined with beautiful pollarded beech trees, which leads to Les Haies Charmeteau and then passes through La Houssaye. Continue along the tarmac road.
(6) Before a bend, turn left onto a stony path that climbs towards the woods, then turn at the edge of the Tuyau estate. Continue along the edge of the woods on the path, which offers views of the Maroisse valley and then a view of the towers of Beauvais Castle.
(7) At this point, the path climbs steeply (20% gradient), passes behind Beauvais and winds along the edge of the woods. Discover and admire the Huisne valley and Le Theil-sur-Huisne. Cross a wide farm track and continue along the edge of the forest until you reach a junction.
(8) Turn right onto the narrow dirt track which descends and leads to Les Vaux-Gomberts. Follow the tarmac road for about fifty metres.
(9) Turn left off it onto the dirt track that descends and crosses a stream. Follow the path between two cultivated fields to reach Le Mané. Continue along the tarmac road to a crossroads you passed on the way there.
(2) Turn right. Continue straight on to Les Sablons.
(1) Cross the road again with the same care and continue to the starting point in front of the church (S/E).