Chemins de Terre d’Harrison Barker – Val de Dronne (from Paussac Saint-Vivien to Bourdeilles))
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On the lookout for wildlife, from Paussac to the Boulou Valley
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Description
The Paussac region is often regarded by enthusiasts as a “spot” for hiking, for its rocky paths that criss-cross the plateau, forest and small valleys of the Sandonie, Euche or Boulou.
Route details
- Round trip
- 3.7 km
- 1 m
- 1 m
1 De paussac à la Vallée du Boulou
1 – From the town hall car park, take the main street, past the climbing house and arrive in front of the church. Continue along the road towards Saint Vivien. Follow the road past a tennis court to a crossroads.
2 – Take the road on the left, which continues parallel to the “Creyssac” road (not the one that goes up). After 100 metres, take a track on the left. Cross a first white path, cross it and continue on the path opposite.
3 – Once at the tarmac, turn right, then left at the junction before the hamlet. Head towards the hamlet, then take the first road on the right. Stay on this small road until it intersects with another road. Do not head for the road but take the path after the house on the left.
4 – Continue staying on this white path. Leave two paths to the left and arrive at the Forge site (picnic tables, climbing site, footbridge…)