The two mountains

Magnificent scenery,many viewpoints,varied paths,however some forks lack precision to go right or left but with the GPS,easy to find.well done for this very pretty tour,to be recommended.

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It was slightly difficult to follow the route between points 7 and 8, as there was no visible path on the ground and no path on the IGN map. So we followed the GPX trail on Visorando and found the path again after this point without any problems.
The route was taken in very foggy conditions. The fog never lifted and we weren't able to take advantage of the different views that we should have been able to enjoy in fine weather. We'd do it again, as it's a nice route.
OK mileage and just under 4 hours without the lunch break.
Thanks

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Crossing the last mountain is really tricky because of the lack of signposts. Without the GPS, we would have been going round in circles for a long time.

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First of all, a word of advice: don't do this hike in the middle of summer because there's no shade at any of the points. I presume it would be very pleasant in the off-season.
The description is too succinct and truncated. As a result, you have to keep an eye on the route all the time.
Between points 7 and 8, the path isn't visible at all, so you have to go through shrubs and brambles to get back to the yellow path.
I have to admit that I had trouble finding my bearings on this hike, even though I knew Mont Rome.
On the other hand, Mont Rème was a wonderful discovery.
It's a shame that it's so complicated to follow the route between waypoints 7 and 8.
Perhaps one day a suitable signposting system will be put in place?

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A very nice walk. I did it after several days of rain, so the descent from Mont Rome was rather slippery.
The views are superb. Really good, do it again in autumn for the varied colours of the vines.

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Magnificent walk, done in the exceptional February sunshine.
The description and route on the map are very good. There is the descent from Mont de Rème, which may not be so easy to find, and the path is moderately passable if there has been a lot of rain beforehand (arrival in the area of the barrier where the animals gather).
We can also point out a small detail at the turn-off to La Perrière (between points 3 and 4, when you leave the road): the entrance to the path is hidden (storage of gravel, etc.). Don't hesitate to walk along the hedge, and you'll find the path descending to the left.
This really is the hike that offers the best views, with 360° panoramas when you're at the top of the mountains.

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Hello,

The mileage seems to be wrong.
It's closer to 16.4 km than 14.4 km...
If you're going to walk at more than 4.5 km/h for 4 hours 15 minutes, you can assume an average of 4 km with stops.
We arrive at 16 km
3 different applications give the same mileage.
It would be a good idea to rectify this
Sincerely

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Very nice walk from start to finish. We did the little add-on described in the post of 11 August 2014 and didn't regret it, taking the lunch break at a very pleasant picnic area. The passage over Mont Rème is even prettier than the one over Mont Rome, because it's wilder. You'd have thought you were on a volcano in the Auvergne! It was easy to find the descent thanks to the very precise GPX trail. The return, contrary to some comments, is also pleasant in the fields.

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Nice hike, fairly easy to follow the description up to Mont Rème. Finding the path that goes down and down is quite complicated. Nice views of the countryside as far as Mont Rème. The return to Mazenay is much less interesting, but the paths and tracks are pleasant.

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Same comment as the previous hiker: the way down is hazardous, and it was by chance that we found the exit barrier in a swamp. Very good for the rest of the route.

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An excellent start to the hike, but once we reached Mont Rème the going got tough, it was hard to find the route and the descent was hazardous. The scenery on the way back to Mazenay lacked interest. Otherwise, splendid.

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2 suggestions: go over the high point of Mt Rème rather than round it to the south, make a detour to St Gervais sur Couches, a pretty village with a very interesting church that is... usually open (1.5km more).

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No particular comments, the hike took place after the ground had thawed, the crossing of Mont Reme is marked by pieces of tape hanging from a few trees, which makes it easy to find the downhill path. It was quite muddy crossing pastures where cattle were present. Do it again in spring when the flowers are in full bloom and the sky is clear to enjoy the panorama.

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Very nice hike, especially when the weather's great.
On the other hand, it's a bit short for a day hike. I'd lengthened it by doing the tour of Mont Reme but I still need to find a slightly longer route.
Thank you for this route

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Chouete varoié and more physical than it looks!

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