The Plâtrière

- At the crossroads known as “du Poirier Budin”, continue straight along this path surrounded by woods and fields until you reach a road that leads to the place called “La Platrière” to take the Roman way towards Saint-Clément-sur-Guye. Go up the chemin des Roches. It is worth stopping to admire the village. Opposite, the expanse of vineyards stands out. On this side of the village, they have made way for meadows and woods.

- Halfway down, descend towards Pras, a charming hamlet. Once on the D236, 2 options:

- Option 1: Take a left at the place known as “Les Malatières” and go up a small road bordered by fields; then turn right, follow the path where the vineyards stretch on either side, from which one can admire the diverse bocage and the village clustered around its church. Leave the vineyards to return to the meadows until you reach the village. Continue along the chemin de la Belouse until the cemetery and take the D236 to reach the scale.

- Option 2: Upon reaching near the road cross, cross the village where a visit to the 12th-century Romanesque church is a must before returning to the starting point.