Bellevue Loop

The start of the loop is at the car park of the presbytery dating from 1752. Take the small road which passes in front of the church.

Join the D 936. Cross it carefully at the pedestrian crossing.

Take the small road opposite. To the left of the houses line the road, to the right a very steep slope of vines leaves a very beautiful view of the castle of Curton.

Take an unpaved path to the right which dominates the drop. It goes along houses before a wood.

At the road turn left. Follow the road to the hamlet of Larmesy. In the hamlet turn right and join the D 936.

Go along the D 936 for 100 m, at the arrowhead cross to take the road. At the Quatre Chemins houses, take a small road to the left.

At the Departmental turn right, then left, an unpaved path in the middle of the vineyards. Follow the markings to the road.

Turn right then, before the houses, turn left, at the arrowhead, an unpaved path which leads to a small road.

Take this road on the left, it turns into an unpaved path between the hedge and the oaks.

Take the small road to the right, on your left the noble house of Bellevue, a replica of the presbytery of Tizac de Curton. At the crossroads continue on your way to the left.

In the climb take an unpaved path to the right, then immediately to the left. Continue until the D 936.

Go along the D 936 to the right and take the road on the right before the hotel restaurant “Le Bien Etre” to return to the presbytery.