PR 675 – Le Bois de Chapelet
Hiking route
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Technical part
Technical part
Description
Go down and turn the third street on the left, impasse de l'Échapre.
Pass the culvert and continue straight.
At the fork, go down to the right.
After the stream, turn right. Cross it again by the footbridge.
Climb to the right (technical part) and, at the fork, continue to climb to the right.
On the edge, turn left and continue in the forest.
At the fork, turn left and reach La Cotête.
Continue straight on the road.
At the intersection, turn left.
At Le Bouchet, continue straight on the path.
Go straight until the Massardière.
Take the second road on the right. Turn left and enter Aubépine.
Turn right and continue on the path along the forest; cross it.
At the edge (cross), turn right.
At the crossroads, continue straight on the path.
At the fork, go left and reach a road; follow it to the right for 100 m.
Leave it for the straight path.
On leaving the forest, continue on the road and reach a fork with a cross. Turn right, then continue
straight on a path. Take the road to the right (caution), then turn
left towards Le Goyet (view of the Pilat massif).
Go right on a path. Take the road to the right for 50 m and, at the cross, turn left onto a grassy path.
Go straight to reach the woods.
At the edge, take the path on the left. At the crossroads in the forest, go straight.
Cross Talatay straight and continue 250 m on the road; abandon it all
straight for a path. At the fork, enter the wood on the right.
Take the road to the left, then follow it to the right. After the Saint-Just-Malmont sign, turn right. Cross a stream, then go left on
the road. At La Chaize, keep to the right and, at the fork, take the path to
right of the house.
Take the route taken on the outward journey to reach Saint-Just-Malmont
Maison de la Passementerie: The work of the weavers in Saint-Just-Malmont would have started at the end of the XNUMXth century. This work initially seemed essentially feminine,
and most of the young girls brought a loom as a dowry. At the end of the XNUMXth century, the number of inhabitants increased from year to year thanks to the dynamism of the ribbon industry.
The work was done in the factory: a large room, very bright, although sheltered from the rays of the sun which could dull the colors of the ribbons. The arrival of electricity in 1902 in Saint-Just-Malmont made the work less painful. It was during this period that the golden age of trimmings began
saint-justaire, with 2 trades listed in the town. The progressive mechanization of the textile industry marked the end of trimmings at home, but today a few large companies still perpetuate the town's ribbon-making tradition. A group of passionate volunteers
awaits at the Maison de la passementerie to help you discover the history of Saint-Just-Malmont.
Pass the culvert and continue straight.
At the fork, go down to the right.
After the stream, turn right. Cross it again by the footbridge.
Climb to the right (technical part) and, at the fork, continue to climb to the right.
On the edge, turn left and continue in the forest.
At the fork, turn left and reach La Cotête.
Continue straight on the road.
At the intersection, turn left.
At Le Bouchet, continue straight on the path.
Go straight until the Massardière.
Take the second road on the right. Turn left and enter Aubépine.
Turn right and continue on the path along the forest; cross it.
At the edge (cross), turn right.
At the crossroads, continue straight on the path.
At the fork, go left and reach a road; follow it to the right for 100 m.
Leave it for the straight path.
On leaving the forest, continue on the road and reach a fork with a cross. Turn right, then continue
straight on a path. Take the road to the right (caution), then turn
left towards Le Goyet (view of the Pilat massif).
Go right on a path. Take the road to the right for 50 m and, at the cross, turn left onto a grassy path.
Go straight to reach the woods.
At the edge, take the path on the left. At the crossroads in the forest, go straight.
Cross Talatay straight and continue 250 m on the road; abandon it all
straight for a path. At the fork, enter the wood on the right.
Take the road to the left, then follow it to the right. After the Saint-Just-Malmont sign, turn right. Cross a stream, then go left on
the road. At La Chaize, keep to the right and, at the fork, take the path to
right of the house.
Take the route taken on the outward journey to reach Saint-Just-Malmont
Maison de la Passementerie: The work of the weavers in Saint-Just-Malmont would have started at the end of the XNUMXth century. This work initially seemed essentially feminine,
and most of the young girls brought a loom as a dowry. At the end of the XNUMXth century, the number of inhabitants increased from year to year thanks to the dynamism of the ribbon industry.
The work was done in the factory: a large room, very bright, although sheltered from the rays of the sun which could dull the colors of the ribbons. The arrival of electricity in 1902 in Saint-Just-Malmont made the work less painful. It was during this period that the golden age of trimmings began
saint-justaire, with 2 trades listed in the town. The progressive mechanization of the textile industry marked the end of trimmings at home, but today a few large companies still perpetuate the town's ribbon-making tradition. A group of passionate volunteers
awaits at the Maison de la passementerie to help you discover the history of Saint-Just-Malmont.