the dead end opposite the fountain. At the cross, turn right and follow the lane to the fulling mill. Make a U-turn to return to the calvary and continue straight ahead to reach the confluence of the Viaur and the Aveyron, overlooked by the castle of Saint-Martin-Laguépie.
go under the bridge. Go up the rue du Viaur; at the sign "cédez le passage" turn right into the rue du 19 mars, then take the first alley on the right, the "Cantou del Marrot" for 100 m. Turn left and follow the Viaur. Continue straight ahead on the path that crosses the campsite. At the end of the campsite, follow the road to the right along the Viaur. After 100 m, pass the white water kayak course on the right.
then turn left onto the path which curves upwards towards "les Cazals" and which becomes a dirt track. At the end of the path, turn left. At the next intersection, go straight on until you reach the road.
cross the D922, go down about 450 m and then turn right onto the dirt track that leads to La Taillette.
Follow the road to the left leading to the D922, cross the road and turn right for 350m. Take the first road on the left after the sign for the village of Laguépie and follow it until you pass the cemetery. Continue on the path on the right which runs alongside the cemetery. Turn left to go back down along the D922.
Take the path on the right that climbs towards the Puech-Haut. At the highest point of the path, go back and forth a few meters on your right to arrive at the Puech-Haut, which is a viewpoint on the Aveyron but also the site of the old chapel of Saint Amans. Continue along the path on the right, cross the road to take the Rue de la Mairie and then return to the Place du Foirail.
Go down to the village on the steep path that is slippery in wet weather (be careful to use the ladder) that winds up to the housing estate. Take the road on the left that leads back to point 2.
The arduous ascent via the Camin Roudanès to the top of the Deymié is rewarded by a magnificent panorama of the Aveyron gorges and the Roc d'Anglars.
Laguépie
24 km from Saint-Antonin-Noble-Val
Place du Foirail
The Viaur is a left bank tributary of the Aveyron. The Viaur owes its name to the Romans who once called this river Via aurea, "the way of gold". Over time, this became Viaur.
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