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Park at Calanque des Trous, in the last bend before Les Goudes: there are a few spaces available along the road.
(S/E) The start of trail no. 5 (yellow markings) is marked by a Parc des Calanques signpost; recycling bins and a fire hydrant can also be used as landmarks.
Take the marked path uphill and you will quickly reach a flat area where, on your return, you will see a fish drawn with stones from above.
(1) Continue straight up to Col Moutté, where you will find the intersection with brown trail no. 1, which you will follow. The climb will take place in a narrow, slightly steep corridor (Vallon du Piadon) but with very beautiful views all around. Be sure to keep going in the same direction until you reach the summit of Béouveyre.
(2) Enjoy the magnificent 360° panorama. Continue to the right on Blue Trail No. 1. Make a short descent with two tricky sections, one of which is equipped with a cable, to quickly reach Col des Chèvres.
(3) Continue straight ahead for a few metres, then turn right onto the Green trail no. 1, which descends into the Vallon de l'Aigle, a very pleasant and wild valley. Halfway down, the Pas du Pin passage may seem very impressive, but it can be crossed without too much difficulty thanks to good footholds and handholds. At the bottom of the descent, leave the Red Trail No. 1 on your right and continue on the Green Trail, which climbs a few metres and from where you can see the entrance to a cave a little higher up (5 min round trip).
At the intersection with the Yellow 2a trail (there is also a small cave nearby), continue on the Yellow 2a trail, which will take you past the Saint-Michel d'Eau Douce cave and along the cliffside to the Pas de la Demi-lune.
(4) At this point, take a break for a snack and enjoy the view, sheltered from the wind on the south side.
Then take the Yellow 2a trail again and descend gently towards Callelongue, heading for the old semaphore. You will reach the Col du Sémaphore.
(5) Do not go to the semaphore, but turn right onto the path that descends to Callelongue, where it joins the GR® (white and red markings).
(6) Turn right and cross the hamlet, passing by the small but very pretty houses, heading north, following the GR® which climbs up to the junction with the Red trail no. 1. Ignore this trail and continue on the GR® until you reach a plateau offering beautiful views of the Rochers des Goudes you crossed earlier.
Continue following the white and red markings until you reach the intersection with the Yellow Trail No. 5, which you took on the way there.
(1) Look down at the fish drawn with pebbles, leave the GR® and turn left onto the Yellow trail no. 5, which leads back down to the starting point (S/E).
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