Béviau Circuit

From the church of Saint-Bresson, the route takes a small road and then winds up through a shaded path to reach a plateau. The itinerary crosses many typical hamlets of the Vosges region. The typical farms and the small religious heritage punctuate this walk with very pretty views. This hike presents a great diversity of landscapes with the presence of many ponds.

Take the departmental road towards Monts du Tronc, then after 200 m, turn right onto the bridge towards Le Fahys. At the first curve, leave the paved road by taking the path in front. The path becomes a trail as it ascends along the pastures.

At the top, you arrive at a flat path that you follow on your left, which will lead you to several ponds.

Cross the hamlet of Les Mottots, then leave the road to take the path on your right leading to the Croix du Montdahin. At the intersection, take the paved road on your left, then leave it to follow a path on the left that runs alongside a pond.

At Béviau, after the house, take the dirt path immediately on the left, then again to the left along a pasture. At the end of the path, before descending, take a right then a left into the woods.

On the descent, follow the path on the left going to the hamlet of Jeannery. After the chapel, turn to the left and take the descending path until the hamlet of Rovillers.

Turn right onto the paved road, then left, then right. Again take a right at the house. At the next intersection, turn left, and follow the road along the houses that leads you to the departmental road. Turn right to return to the village of Saint-Bresson.