(S/E) Start from the St Quentin de Baron stadium (parking available at the side of the stadium).
Head towards the Château de Sours. Once you have the stadium behind you, turn left.
The wine-producing château will be on your left.
Carry on to the end of the road.
(1) At the T-junction, turn right onto Route de Naudin, which descends until it reaches the stop sign on the D936 (Route de Branne or Route de l’Entre-Deux-Mers).
Cross the D936 and continue for 200 m along Rue la Combe.
(2) Turn left and follow the path running between the vineyards and the woods for about 375 m.
Continue along the path, which runs beneath the woods, until you reach the junction.
Then turn right and then left.
(3) Head down into the woodland towards the Ruisseau du Peyrat (follow the small path leading down to the left; the main path continues onto private property, so do not go that way).
Cross the stream (there is a crossing at the bottom of the path where there are only a few centimetres of running water and stones to step on. Be careful not to slip on the wet stones).
Once you’ve crossed the stream, turn right and follow the path uphill towards Moulin Neuf until you reach the Route du Moulin Neuf.
When you reach the road, turn right (a few dozen metres further on, on the left, there is a signposted path leading to a trail which looks very inviting. Do not take it; the path is no longer maintained and the dense undergrowth means it very quickly becomes difficult to walk along). So carry on along the road.
(4) Head up the Route du Tardinet. When you reach the crossroads, turn left onto the Route du Plantier de la Taste.
At the end, turn left, then a few metres further on, take the first left again towards Normadin.
Carry on until the road ends and another path appears
(5) Carry on along the path, which climbs slightly (watch out for scratches – at certain times of year, the brambles can be quite overgrown).
At the end of the path, turn left and walk alongside the vineyards.
Carry on to the tree in the middle of the path, then take thethird lane on the right once you’ve passed it.
(6) Follow the lane up to the D120.
Turn left for 30 metres, then take the path on the right
Follow the path all the way to Peut.
(7) Turn left onto Rue Peut.
At the next junction, turn right.
Carry on for 50 m, then turn right again, still on Rue Peut.
Carry on along Rue Monteille, which is slightly uphill, then along La Monteille Ouest, ending on Route Couillabeau.
At the crossroads, carry on straight ahead along A Montenan.
(8) When you reach the junction, follow the road on the right towards Bourg Sud, which climbs towards the village centre.
At the end of the road, turn left, pass the town hall, then continue straight on along the D120 until you reach the stop sign leading onto the D936.
(9) Head slightly downhill to the left until you reach the pedestrian crossing, then cross over to the opposite side and join the Chemin de Bisqueytan (or ‘Chemin de la Tourasse’, depending on the map), which is directly opposite.
Continue along the track until you reach the junction.
(10) Take the path branching off to the left, cross the small bridge over the Ruisseau de Bisqueytan and continue alongside the château.
Continue to follow the path that runs alongside the castle.
(11) Once the road rejoins the path, carry on for about thirty metres to get a bit of a distance from the château and see its dovecote.
When you reach this point, turn around and head back along the path running alongside the château.
Cross the bridge again.
(10) When you reach the junction again, turn left to head back up into the housing estate and join the Chemin de la Picharotte.
At the end of the street, turn left to reach the stadium.
(S/E): When you reach the stadium
. Similarly, at the end of the route, after turning around at the castle, crossing the bridge and turning left, we found ourselves with lots of small paths in the woods. We ended up along the fences of the housing estate... and after several trips back and forth, we arrived at the stadium...
), could you tell me which points you found unclear?