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(S/E) Beure car park, accessible from the Col de Rousset station.
- Follow the "discovery trail". It takes you up to a higher altitude and ends with some interesting information panels. You then descend via theGR®93.
- TheGR®93takes you to the "Pas des Econdus". Follow the path to reach the "Cabane de Pré Peyret" .
(1) Continue along an ascending path on steep terrain heading east (not the path towards Pison or Coche).
(2) The Plaine de la Queyrie stretches out before you: a vast, fairly arid valley. The vegetation consists of a few shrubs and, above all, a particular tree, the famous "Arbre Taillé".
You will see a path climbing up, continuing the valley, allowing you to leave the plain towards "le Pas des Hollowed-out Tree Trunks Serving as Drinking Troughs".
- It's uphill. Remember to turn around from time to time, as the view is splendid. But it's in front of you that the spectacle is most beautiful, as you get closer to the Grand Veymont.
- The path leads you to the Cabane des Aiguillettes, a tiny refuge at the foot of the Grand Veymont.
(3) You will pass by the Roman quarries and then through "le Pas des Chattons". The path heads west through the rocky terrain.
Follow this path until you see "La Grande Cabane Bergerie".
(4) Then take theGR®91, which passes right in front of the Cabane des Aiguillettes.
(5) At this point, be careful: the path disappears, so you need to follow the red and white markings painted on cairns, which fortunately are never very far apart.
Follow this track, which becomes a proper path again. After leaving the forest, the path makes a short turn, so look for a path heading west.
(6) Follow it through pastures and undergrowth until you reach the GTV trail you arrived on.
Follow the GTV and then theGR®93westwards. They will take you back to the Beure car park (S/E).
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