The Moulin de Hausse Côte Trail

(S/E) Start at Place de l’Église.

Take Rue de Saint-Prix, passing in front of the church, then turn left onto Rue de la Malrue (towards Sainte-Colombe)

(1) At the top of the hill, turn right (there’s a cross at the junction of the road and the path) onto the stony path which joins the D85 and leads to the hamlet of La Chapelle.
Then, turn left onto the road that runs alongside the houses just past the farm.

(2) Turn slightly to the right to enter the village, keeping straight ahead (stay parallel to the road) and ending up on a grassy track. When you reach a small street, turn left. Cross the main road (D85) heading towards Les Piloux.
Just before you reach the entrance to this village, turn right towards Les Briots.

(3) Pass Le Branlin, head uphill and turn left onto the dirt track. This leads to the hamlet of Les Robineaux. As you leave this track, take the road on the right until you reach a T-junction, where you turn left, then right at the next junction.

(4) After passing the last house on the right, turn left onto the path that leads into the woods.

(5) After passing the path branching off to the right, head towards the small hamlet of Branlin, then walk up the street to the junction with the main road. Turn right and, after 80 metres, take a path on the left. On this path, turn left at the first junction, then right to climb up to the Moulin de Hausse Côte.

(6) Continue straight on until you reach the hamlet of La Forêt.

(7) At the drinking trough, take the road on the left which leads to Les Arnusses; you must pass right through the hamlet. Ignore the first path on the left.

(8) At the junction of four roads, turn left towards Les Brûlés.

(9) At the road, turn right to reach the village of Saints-en-Puisaye (E).

Please note that there are a few sections of road to cover. With the exception of the stretch through La Chapelle (D85), these have little traffic, but please remain vigilant.
This route can also be done by mountain bike or hybrid bike in the opposite direction.

This route is provided bythe Puisaye-Forterre Tourist Office.
The route is signposted by the association ‘À chacun son chemin en Puisaye-Forterre’ in accordance with the graphic guidelines of the Puisaye-Forterre Community of Communes, following the direction of the description, and is marked No. 19.
However, as the route is signposted, you must set off with at least this description and the accompanying IGN map or the Visorando app.
If you encounter any problems, please complete this questionnaire (it only takes 1 to 2 minutes).
Take care when crossing roads.

Hausse Côte Mill.
Saints-en-Puisaye Church: murals.
St-Sauveur-en-Puisaye, 5 km away; the village of Colette, with its museum and Saracen tower.