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Start: At the end of Chemin de Sainte-Anne, at the ONF fence below the Claviers water tower.
(S/F) Pass through the fence and follow asphalt road for 500 m to reach a first intersection where the paved portion ends.
(1) Do not follow the signposts (the direct route leading to the chapel) but instead take the track that climbs to the right (east) for 1.1 km and arrives at a tank at a crossroads.
(2) Turn left uphill (north) where the trail makes two loops and continues for 1 km to reach a sign on the right (for the oppidum).
(3) Head up on the right following the old Blue markings on the relatively well-marked trail. Enter the camp, it is unfortunately very damaged and poorly maintained at the time of writing. Head through it if you want and find the way home to the north-west that leads through the forest to the main track (take care: the Blue markings on trees are sometimes hard to spot because the route is very old and degraded by animals scraping at the bark).
Back on the track, turn right (Blue markings) and continue for about 100 m to get to crossroads.
(4) Leave the Blue markings that descend to the left and veer right (Yellow markings), pass a cistern and reach a crossroads of tracks (about 1.2 km).
(5) Turn right and reach the chapel (150 m). Take a moment here to admire the building, the views of Bargemon and the Col du Bel Homme north. Note the courtyard (south side), a suitable place to stop for views of the village.
Head back out through the gate of the court and move down the grassy courtyard to find the path down with Yellow markings headed south-west (6).
Note a little further down, before the turn, the size of the pine felled on the right and reach, after 200 metres, another trail coming from the left.
Then descend 500 m which leads back to the beginning (S/E).
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Very difficult 
