Step 1
From the hamlet, go down to the bridge, built in the XNUMXth century, cross it and take the path on the right which rises in a wood of chestnut trees, then birches and finally, oaks and beeches. At the height of a granite chaos, the path widens, engage on the right in the path which descends a fairly steep slope in a succession of bends. Continue this marked path and cross several streams and ravines before going up to the wolf cave.
Step 2
Then climb through the moorland of heather, broom and pretty pedunculate oaks, to arrive on the rocky ridge where the Calvary cross culminates. From there, view of the site of Bes-Bédène which is dominated by a small church and its bell tower.
Step 3
Go down the path which joins the Selves stream.
Step 4
Cross the Selves on the footbridge and go up the few steps in the hardwoods. At the clearing, pass between the vegetable gardens to find a wider path which joins the church of Bes-Bédène.
