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Go to the village of Cabrespine and park in the small car park on the edge of the D112 in front of the Pierre Maguelon village hall.
(S/E) From the car park, take the path opposite towards the Gouffre Géant de Cabrespine (signposted). The path is marked in yellow.
(1) When you reach the Cabrespine Giant Chasm (on the left), leave the path that branches off to the left and continue uphill to the right. Ignore all the small paths that branch off to the left and continue until you reach a fork in the path at a small pass.
(2) At the small pass, take the path that branches off to the left towards Roc d'Agnel, clearly visible to the south-east.
(3) Continue, ignoring a path that branches off to the right, until you reach Roc d'Agnel.
(4) Before heading back down, you can visit a pretty little cave located under a rocky outcrop to the east below Roc d'Agnel. A faint path leads there quickly.
(5) Return to Roc d'Agnel.
(4) From Roc d'Agnel, descend and return to the fork you passed on the way up.
(3) Take the path that branches off to the left (marked with yellow signs and a yellow dot). The path descends southwards and, after a right-hand bend, passes in front of the entrance to the Coroluna Cave.
(6) If you have a headlamp, be sure to go inside and visit the cave, which extends about 100 metres underground.
Otherwise, continue along the path down to the Maquis Cave and stele.
(7) The Maquis Cave (stele) is more modest but steeped in history. Continue along the path (or cross the cave to come out a little lower above the path), reach the bed of a stream (dry outside the rainy season) and cross it. Continue up the path to a pass where a memorial to the Maquis has been erected.
(8) Take the path that climbs immediately to the right behind the memorial stone. Continue along the hillside with slight ascents and descents to a pass (signs).
(9) Take the path on the left that climbs up through the protected area towards Roc de l'Aigle (signposted) and continue until you reach a sign indicating: point 700 m on the right. Roc de l'Aigle is clearly visible on the right.
(10) Follow this direction, reach the ridge and proceed quickly to Roc de l'Aigle.
(11) Turn back to an altitude of 700, where you should follow the track that climbs to the right before reaching a pass. Continue to the right (north) until you reach a fork.
(12) Leave the track that branches off to the left and continue straight ahead until you reach theGR®36(red and white markings), which you should follow to the right along the old Roman road, towards the wind turbines located on the ridge to the north. Continue until you reach a narrow section of the road between two rocks.
(13) Just before this narrowing, turn right off the trail to quickly reach the forest road below, at a hairpin bend. Continue down this track. The track makes a first sharp bend, then a second.
(14) At the second bend, take the small path that branches off to the right, heading south, following a ridge line. This path is not very well marked, but there are a few cairns to help you along the way. Simply follow the ridge line. You will come to the ruins of an old castle (Cathar?) on the left side of the path. Continue along the path to the village below, which you will reach quickly.
Cross the village to reach the car park on the right (S/E).
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