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The start is on the D263 south of Eyzahut, at the edge of a path, just opposite the trail you need to take.
(S/E) Head south on this path, tackling a fairly steep climb straight away.
(1) At the T-junction, turn left and then right a good hundred metres further on to continue the climb.
(2) Slip under a large rock: this is a fairly tricky and slippery passage, and in some parts you will need to use your hands to help you. Then pass under the Trou du Furet.
(3) Head left, then keep left at the next intersection to reach the plateaus and admire the horses roaming free.
(4) Keep left at the fork to stay on an easterly course, continue straight on towards Montagne du Poët and you will come to an inverted Y-shaped crossroads.
(5) Turn left, then left again about 150 metres further on, and continue to an open area above Bisquerle: an ideal spot for a snack break if it is sunny and there is no wind.
(6) Retrace your steps to the crossroads after Trou du Furet.
(3) Go down to the left on a path (yellow markings). Continue straight ahead, then turn right at the T-junction. You will soon reach another junction.
(7) Turn right again and continue along the quarry.
(8) At the crossroads, continue straight ahead towards the Grotte de l'Ermite. Reach the latter.
(9) Then climb up to the ruins of Le Châtelard: this is a fairly tricky and slippery section; in some places, you will need to use your hands to help you.
(10) Admire the superb panorama. Then turn back to the quarry junction.
(8) Turn left onto a wide track leading directly back to the starting point (S/E).
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