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Park in the car park behind Saint-André Church
(S/E) Return to the road and turn right onto the route indicated by an information sign. Stay on the road as it climbs until you reach a right-hand bend.
(1) Leave the road and take the path opposite the bend. Further on, you’ll come to a road; turn right onto it. At the junction, cross another road and take the path opposite. After a few steep inclines, you’ll rejoin the road; follow it to the right as far as the ‘Allemands’ car park.
(2) Turn right. After the house, leave the tarmac and take the path called Beauregard on the left. Expect some steep gradients on this section, which runs entirely through woodland. Halfway along, there is a hairpin bend to the left leading to a junction of paths on the Voie Romaine.
(3) Turn right and head for the Col Saint-Michel.
(4) Head left towards the Col du Crucifix. Enjoy the beautiful view of the lake along this section.
(5) Cross the forest track and follow the path towards the François I Grotto, which descends behind the cross. You’ll come to another junction on the Voie Romaine.
(6) Turn left and carry straight on at the crossroads to reach the François I Cave.
(7) Turn back.
(6) Keep left on the Roman road towards Aiguebelette, passing the orientation table. Stay on the Roman road until you reach the junction at the Rocher du Corbeau (signposted)
(8) Turn right, leaving the Roman road, and head for the Rocher du Corbeau and its viewpoint.
(9) After taking in the views over the lake, take the small path leading down to the left and rejoin the Roman road.
(10) Continue down the path which leads to the ‘Parking des Allemands’ car park, which you passed at the start of the walk.
(2) Simply follow the same route as on the way out, but in the opposite direction, to return to the car park (S/E).
Visorando Member
Difficult 
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Tourism professional
Very difficult 
