Strong points

• The circuit, which is freely accessible, is a loop of about 2km, very well signposted following the pink leaf logo.
• There is a map at the start of the route, showing distances, rest areas, information panels and the end of the walk.
• Clear and logical route with signposting and educational panels for orientation and location within the circuit.
• Possibility of downloading an audioguide, map and gpx track beforehand to follow the walk
• Didactic panels giving information on the surrounding nature, tactile and visual modules.
• For the visually impaired, the trail can be walked with a guide
• There is a bench at each module.
• Several rest areas along the walk and a picnic area at the end.
• Adapted toilets at the Forest and Water Museum, closed on Fridays and Saturdays.

Points of attention

• Path not stabilised and not uniform.
• Some parts are stony, with large gravels and ruts due to water gullying.
• Slight slopes on the path.

Strong points

• A parking space is provided at the start of the walk.
• Stopping points with educational panels are located outside the path, at the edge of the path. Some elements are tactile and visual.
• Clear signposting, map on each panel with distances to go 
•  Reception point at the Forest and Water Museum, with accessible toilet, closed on Fridays and Saturdays.

Points of attention

• The path is uneven and rutted in places with loose areas.
• Slight slopes in places.

Strong points

Points of attention

• The path is uneven and rutted in places with loose areas.
• Slight slopes in places.

Strong points

• A 2km loop walk, the configuration is simple, no risk of getting lost.
• Possibility of downloading an audio guide to access the content of the various educational panels and the description of the environment,
• Possibility of downloading the map and a gpx track beforehand.
• 4 tactile modules are present along the walk with a bench nearby, they are located outside the pathways
• Guide dogs are welcome.

Points of attention

• The path has irregular parts and ruts.

Strong points

• A 2km loop walk, the configuration is simple, no risk of getting lost.
• Possibility of downloading an audio guide to access the content of the various educational panels and the description of the environment,
• Possibility of downloading the map and a gpx track beforehand.
• Clear signposting, map on each panel with the remaining distances to be covered 
• 4 tactile modules are present along the walk with a bench nearby, they are located outside the paths
•  Reception point at the Forest and Water Museum, closed on Friday and Saturday.
•  Picnic area at the finish.

Points of attention

• The path is uneven in places

Strong points

• The circuit is a loop, about 2km, very well signposted following the pink leaf logo.
• There is a map at the start with distances, rest areas, educational signs and an adapted end of the walk.
• Clear and logical route with signposting and information panels for orientation and location within the circuit.
• Presence of educational panels giving information on the surrounding nature, tactile and visual modules.
• There is a bench at each module.
• Several rest areas along the walk and a picnic area at the finish.

Points of attention

The 3 or 4G signal is poor, so it is best to download the map of the route beforehand.

Strong points

• The circuit is a loop, about 2km, very well signposted following the pink leaf logo.
• There is a map at the start with distances, rest areas, educational signs and an adapted end of the walk.
• Clear and logical route with signposting and information panels for orientation and location within the circuit.
• Presence of educational panels giving information on the surrounding nature, tactile and visual modules.
• There is a bench at each module.
• Several rest areas along the walk and a picnic area at the finish.

Points of attention

The 3 or 4G signal is poor, so it is best to download the map of the route beforehand.

Strong points

• The circuit is a loop, about 2km, very well signposted following the pink leaf logo.
• There is a map at the start with distances, rest areas, educational signs and an adapted end of the walk.
• Clear and logical route with signposting and information panels for orientation and location within the circuit.
• Presence of educational panels giving information on the surrounding nature, tactile and visual modules.
• There is a bench at each module.
• Several rest areas along the walk and a picnic area at the finish.

Points of attention

The 3 or 4G signal is poor, so it is best to download the map of the route beforehand.