You will need to go to Saint-André-de-Vézines, follow the signs (Roques Altès) and drive a little over a kilometre along a wide track before parking your vehicles in the car park provided for visitors to the site.
(S/E) After reading the recommendations for use (cleanliness and respect for the site, danger of processionary caterpillars), head south on a wide gravel track that leads to the Roques Altès site.
When you reach the barrier in front of the farm entrance, turn left onto the well-marked path, theGR®®62marked in red and white, which leads to the foot of the Roques Altès rocks.
(1) At the fork, turn left and go around the huge dolomite blocks, then continue through the pine trees.
Continue straight ahead until the next fork.
(2) At the three-way junction, take the left-hand path, leaving theGR®®62, and continue straight ahead until you reach the next fork, which is a junction with theGR®®62.
(3) Take the left path, leaving theGR®® on your right, and head towards the telecommunications pylon that can be seen in the distance. Continue to another crossroads.
(4) Continue straight ahead to reach the edge of the cliff at the pylon. Enjoy the view.
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(5) Return to the previous crossroads.
(4) Turn left onto the path closest to the edge of the cliffs. You will come back to the fork in the path you took on the way there at the GR®® crossroads.
(3) Continue left along the path closest to the cliffs. Quickly leave theGR®® and turn left towards the cliffs.
(6) Take the path closest to the cliffs and continue. Be careful.
(7) Please note: you must turn right, as the crossroads does not appear on the map, and take a path that climbs steeply through the pine woods to rejoin the three-way junction from the outward journey.
(2) Follow the path to the left through the woods in the opposite direction until you reach the fork in the path from the outward journey.
From there, go around the rock formations on the left, which will give you another view of the site, and continue to the first fork on the way there.
(1) Continue along the same path as on the way there to return to the (S/E).