Park in the Anglure-sous-Dun car park, near the church.
(S/E) Head west and go down the street alongside the church. Turn right at the first crossroads and continue for about 150 metres.
(1) Turn right at the cattle shed, go up the dirt track heading north and you will reach a place called Le Solier (cross).
(2) Turn left to begin the steep climb up Pierre Chèvre. Pass a fountain with aquatic fauna on your right, then continue up the increasingly steep path. At the T-junction (elevation 480, panoramic view), turn right and head north towards the top of the hill. You will come to a crossroads.
(3) Continue straight ahead under the trees (north). Come out into the meadows with the Dunet mountain opposite and take the small road that leads to Les Bruyères.
(4) Turn left towards Le Vignaud. Once you reach the hamlet, continue along the path opposite (west). You are now in a dominant position overlooking the southern valleys and can enjoy the entire panorama of the Beaujolais Massif. Beautiful chestnut trees and birds of prey circling in the updrafts (great area for thermals in summer). At a large chestnut tree, rejoin the tarmac road.
(5) Turn left for about 50 metres, then leave the road and take a path on the left that descends towards Les Forestiers. At the crossroads with the road, turn left (east) to reach the hamlet.
(6) Turn right heading south and descend between the meadows. Follow the valley, pass between the granite houses and rejoin the tarmac road.
(7) On this ridge (Route de la Combe), continue straight ahead and take your time to enjoy the view to the south and west: the Mussy viaduct, Mussy-sous-Dun and the Monts de la Madeleine.
(8) At the junction with the road leading to La Combe, turn left to cross the hamlet. Ignore a wide path on the left and head for the junction you passed on the way to Pierre Chèvre.
(3) Continue straight ahead (east) and descend. On the left is the beautiful Litres valley with its unique drainage system. Pass the first fork and continue for about 30 metres.
(9) Turn left and continue gently along the tarmac road. After passing between the first houses, turn right twice in succession, then leave the road and take a path on the left to avoid the bends. Back on the road, continue straight ahead to reach the car park (S/E).
I agree, a map is always the best way to get your bearings, reorient yourself, or even find alternative routes...