Walking - Le Mas de Goëly - Bessey No. 1
A pleasant, easy walk to the Mas de Goëly cross.
Start in front of the fresco. Take the Route de Roisey for 50m, then, on your left opposite the pilgrim's shelter, follow the Chemin de Compostelle to Mas de Goëly. In the hamlet, turn left and then left again. You will pass a reservoir. At this point, turn left to return to the village, which will be in front of you.
To extend the hike, continue straight on at the reservoir. When you reach the road, turn left and pass the lagoons. At the "Y" junction, turn right (Route de Tonard). At the end of this road, cross the road that goes to Lupé. Take the Chemin de la Boye for 500m, then turn left to return to the village.
Everyone is responsible for their own safety. Therefore, you hike at your own risk. Please stay on the marked trails to preserve fragile areas.
A few recommendations:
Check the weather forecast before you leave
Some routes cross busy roads: Be careful
Keep dogs on a leash
Do not light fires
Carry out your rubbish
Admire the flowers, do not pick them.
Tick bites can cause serious illnesses. Prevention: Wear clothes that cover your skin, use repellents, check yourself upon your return, remove ticks with a tick remover tool without applying any substance to them, and see a doctor in case of visible redness, flu-like symptoms, or if you are in an at-risk group.
For emergencies, dial 18 or 112.
Start in front of the fresco. Take the Route de Roisey for 50m, then, on your left opposite the pilgrim's shelter, follow the Chemin de Compostelle to Mas de Goëly. In the hamlet, turn left and then left again. You will pass a reservoir. At this point, turn left to return to the village, which will be in front of you.
To extend the hike, continue straight on at the reservoir. When you reach the road, turn left and pass the lagoons. At the "Y" junction, turn right (Route de Tonard). At the end of this road, cross the road that goes to Lupé. Take the Chemin de la Boye for 500m, then turn left to return to the village.
Everyone is responsible for their own safety. Therefore, you hike at your own risk. Please stay on the marked trails to preserve fragile areas.
A few recommendations:
Check the weather forecast before you leave
Some routes cross busy roads: Be careful
Keep dogs on a leash
Do not light fires
Carry out your rubbish
Admire the flowers, do not pick them.
Tick bites can cause serious illnesses. Prevention: Wear clothes that cover your skin, use repellents, check yourself upon your return, remove ticks with a tick remover tool without applying any substance to them, and see a doctor in case of visible redness, flu-like symptoms, or if you are in an at-risk group.
For emergencies, dial 18 or 112.