Woodland, meadows and little streams at the bottom of small valleys: that’s what your day looks like. The route winds through the hilly countryside around the Creuse. You’re climbing and descending a little all the time, but nowhere does it get really tough. All in all it’s a little over 400 metres of ascent, nicely spread over the whole day.
With almost 6 hours of walking, you have plenty of time to stop and take in a view. It’s quiet along the way, with lots of greenery and very little traffic. Crozant sits high above the water, on a rocky ridge where two rivers meet. Above the village stand the remains of the old castle. As you arrive, the late light hangs between the rocks and the Creuse glitters far below you.