
This trail gives you access to panoramic viewpoints on its mountain ridges, as you follow in the footsteps of the men and women who left their imprint on the schist.
The Coudoulous trail offers magnificent panoramic views onto the Longue and Cézarenque valleys from the mountain ridges, which seem uninhabited by mankind. And yet, in places the schist is worn, carved, cut or worked. Here, you follow a rutted track; there, you decipher mysterious carvings; elsewhere, you can guess at the ruins of a mediaeval castle. Around the corner from the trail, the landscape yields up its secret history in the steps of the humans who shaped it.

A few clarifications:
• As you leave the car park, turn right and continue on the road for 150 metres, then go left towards Mas de la Tourette / La Borie.
• Take the path that goes uphill on the right. Be careful, some sections are slippery.
• At the road, continue left to the hamlet. Then take the path on the right.
• At the junction of paths, continue right.
• Turn right towards the castle (there-and-back).
• Return to the car park on the path.
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