The start is located at the top of the village (on the left when facing the cliff) at the end of Rue Albert Maradene, at a small tarmac-surfaced square.
(S/E) Take the paved path up the hill (yellow markings). After about a hundred metres, at a sharp bend, you’ll reach the first viewpoint over the valley. Then, after a fairly steep, continuous climb, you’ll join a limestone path leading up the hill.
(1) When you reach the highest point of this walk at a place called Les Bouygues, turn right onto the tarmac road, which quickly becomes a dirt track and then a footpath.
(2) At this point, turn right. Alternative route available, see ‘Practical Information’ section.
(3) After skirting the edge of the cliff, return to a street in La Roque-Gageac that winds right at the foot of the cliff, offering some lovely views. Follow this street to reach the finish (S/E).