Sainte-Menne Path

Sainte-Menne Trail
Start: Puzieux, Domvallier Ramecourt, Poussay
Distance: 12km
Average time: 3h00
Marked with yellow (circle) FFRandonnée
This route in a rural setting will introduce you to traditional rural lifestyles and its heritage.

Trail created in collaboration with the Community of Communes Mirecourt Dompaire and l'Astragale
1. This circuit starts on the road towards the exit of the village on the Poussay side. After about 100 m, turn right onto Rue des Rappes to reach the edge of the wood of the same name. At the picnic table, continue for about 100 m to a fork.

2. Take the right path that leads to the summit (view of the Val d'Arol valley). Turn right again towards Domvallier along the ridge.

3. Go left to descend through the village along Rue Victor-Hugo, passing in front of the town hall and an old washhouse (shelter).

4. Turn left, then at the next crossroads do not go down towards the church but go straight on into the small road at the bottom of the slope known as Côte de Bulgnéville which used to be planted with vines (shared route with GR 507). At the road, turn right to reach the entrance of Ramecourt. At the statue, turn left, climb through the slope and continue straight along the fairground until you reach the sports complex.

5. Take a right on D 55g towards the water tower to reach the crossroads at the cemetery.

6. Take the beautiful path "Des Dames" on the left to access the small passage after the town hall that leads to the square of the old covered well. Descend to the right a few dozen meters, pass in front of the round fountain, Rue des Halles and then go left onto Chemin du Stade.

5. At the sports field, take a right on D 55g towards the clavaire and the tree of Sainte-Menne. Continue for about 200 m.

7. Continue straight ahead and after the building, turn right. At the next crossroads, go left along an imposing hedge to reach Chemin Marchand which you take to the right.

2. Return to Puzieux by the same route taken outbound.
Trail and hiking sheet created by the French Hiking Federation