With its variants, this circuit offers several possibilities. There are 4:

the complete loop (13 km)

the southern loop (11 km)

the southern loop with variant (8 km)

the northern loop (2 km).

This version is the 13 km variant.

From the village square take the D 444 towards Prusy. On the left, at the exit of the village, you reach the Saint-Jacques chapel. Continue along the ancient Roman road that connects Troyes with Tonnerre to reach the ru Chapeau.
Descend to the left in a path and follow the ru. To lead on a wide path that follows in the extension to a crossroad marked with a Calvary mountain. Cross the ru Gardon, but on the left a path along the stream. Further, cross the ru on a small bridge and continue to the village that remains on the side of the road (pay attention!). At the entrance of the village you turn right into a pleasant path, the path with the name "from behind the church" that leads to this building. On a wide path, take a right across fields, until you leave the path on the left. Go in the direction of a bush that you walk past. Continue the path of Les Loges. Turn right on the Dannemoine road. Cross the D23 and follow a small marked path that enters the undergrowth. To reach the Vau Gaurand stop (available walkers), before taking the path of La Fayette that winds through the bushes (beware of the markup) and reaches the D 444; cross it (pay attention!). On the horizon we see Coussegrey and, in the distance on a clear day, the Land of Othe. Turn right, follow the Mélisey road, then on the left, at Vallières. Cross the forests and forests. At the end of the undergrowth, turn left to reach Coussegrey through the Chaserey valley. Reach the D 82 you follow in the extension of the path. Leave a small road to leave on the left and, at the next intersection, cross the street on the right to follow a path along the fields and parallel to the road to the village.