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Park in the sports ground car park, after the school.
(S/E) From the car park, join the Autun road, turn left and then right onto Rue de la Poriotte. Walk up to the farm and continue along a grassy path for 600 metres.
(1) At the top of the hill, turn right onto the dirt track. Continue along the ridge until you reach a path on the right leading towards the pylon you have just passed.
(2) 150 metres further on, in an S-bend, take care and take a very discreet grassy path on the left (see photo), which does not appear on the IGN map. Continue for about 300 metres.
(3) Once again, take care and turn left onto another grassy path (see photo) which descends through the undergrowth to the hamlet of Savigny le Jeune. Back on a dirt track, cross the hamlet (ruined buildings at the entrance), continue along the Route de Savigny Le Jeune, join the tarmac road and turn right. PLEASE DO NOT CUT THROUGH PRIVATE PROPERTY.
(4) After 350 metres, turn left onto the dirt track between the houses (garage with stone arch at the entrance to the track). Continue straight on for 1.5 km, where the dirt track gives way to a narrow but perfectly passable grassy path. Cross the stream via a small wooden footbridge.
(5) After 200 metres, turn left just after two pasture gates. Cross the hamlet of Les Moreaux and join the tarmac road at Vergoncey. Turn right, walk alongside the castle and its grounds to the corner tower.
(6) Turn left, then left again to go up the dirt track that runs along the back of the park and leads to the Crêts de Curgy. Once on the ridge, keep heading south-west, ignoring the paths on the left and right, and continue to a crossroads.
(7) Continue straight ahead to the village of Curgy. At the crossroads, go down Rue de la Mairie opposite, then turn left onto Route d'Autun to reach the centre of the village.
(8) At the war memorial square, turn right, walk along the cemetery to the church, then head to the sports ground car park (S/E).
Visorando Member
Moderate 
Association / Club / Walk leader
Very difficult 
