Mont Péjus

- From the Town Hall you go down the road to Saint-Martin-de-Croix.

- At about 200 m, take the path that goes to the left and bypasses the Mont Péjus by the north. The path goes down towards Saint Gengoux.

- Turn right at the post "Le Colombier", towards the cellar. Take the GR76 in front of it.

- At Nourrue, take the path on the right to the Foulot mill, so called because flax and hemp were crushed there. The path crosses the farmhouse to take a path that joins the road to the place called "les Pierres Folles". At this point, turn right for about 100 meters and then left before the vineyards.

- The path goes along the foothills of Mont Péjus (its summit is mentioned halfway along the path by a sign). The short vegetation is characteristic (limestone lawns). After a calvary, the circuit leads to Burnand (classified natura 2000 site), with a view on the Castle, an astonishing medieval pastiche. The church of the 11th century preserves traces of wall paintings of which a Christ in majesty at the level of its apse in cul de four.

- Turn right at the "Burnand" signpost towards "Les Jetous", go around the castle with its surrounding walls then pass by the cemetery and the castle chapel. After a short climb between low walls and bushes, you arrive at Mont Jetous where the hunters' hut is located.

- Turn left and find a chicane that will allow you to cross a meadow to reach the water reserve and then your starting point.

Mont Péjus variant :

In the village, after turning right at the post "Burnand", take the path on the left which indicates the direction of "L?homme mort". On the way up, an imposing murget called "Roman wall" stands on the left. The path through the woods leads to the "Dead Man's Cross". You will reach the "Mont des jetous" where you will find the hunters' hut and then return to the end of the circuit B3.