Parking is available at the car park at the entrance to the village of Saint-Andéol-de-Berg.
(S/E) With your back to the car park, near the "infos-randos" sign, walk a few metres up the D259 towards the north, towards Serrecourt. At the first crossroads, take the road on the right: yellow and white signposts. Continue for a few metres.
(1) Follow the path on the right down towards a stream. Cross the footbridge over the stream and continue on the path climbing up opposite. You will come to a junction with a wide track (at this point, the signpost has been cut down), cross it.
(2) Continue straight ahead (slightly to the left) on a path that climbs gradually, heading north-northeast. Reach a wide track and follow it to the right.
(3) At the Serrecourt mast, turn 90° left towards Alba. Continue along this track until you reach a small paved road.
(4) Follow it to the right, without ever leaving it. Cross the Bois de Berg mast and continue towards Gras. A little further on, cross the small hamlet of Mas Giraud. At the next junction (altitude 464 m), at the exit of this hamlet, take the road on the left and keep on it, towards Gras, Léouze. Ignore the various paths on the left.
(5) At the crossroads, in a left-hand bend in the road, turn right onto the track leading to the Monts de Berg ridges. Stay on this track and ignore all the paths on either side.
(6) Cross the Bétoulet mast and continue straight ahead. Ignore the adjacent tracks and head for the Léouze mast.
(7) Continue straight ahead to the pylon for the viewpoint (altitude 505 m) then return to the Léouze mast to begin the descent via the wide track on the left, towards Saint-Andéol-de-Berg, for approximately 2 km. Join a bend in the tarmac road.
(8) Off the marked trail, take the track straight ahead towards Les Lichierres. Continue along this track.
(9) At the next crossroads, turn 90° to the right. The track descends steeply and is covered with small gravel at the start, then levels out and becomes more pleasant. Reach a fork* near the Ruisseau le Merdaric.
(10) Follow the track to the right, then take the bridge on the left to cross the stream (often dry). Follow the yellow and white signposts to join the tarmac road on the left and reach the pretty village of Saint-Andéol-de-Berg (S/E).
easy hike. Varied landscapes. Some sections through the forest are pleasant in summer, but other parts are not shaded.