Signposts will guide you all along this route: follow the waymarks for trail #9.

Your adventure starts with a rather steep climb on a pleasant little path. The slope becomes gentler, and you enter a pretty area of undergrowth. A small bridge takes you across the stream, then you start the climb to L’Oultet. Cross the hamlet and take the GR® (long-distance hiking path) towards Lozerette. You will cross rivers several times (some crossings are muddy, be careful) before starting a climb of five kilometres on a nice singletrack. There are magnificent views of Mont Lozère all along – don’t forget to take a breather and admire the view! 
Your reward for this handsome climb? The incredible village of Lozerette, worth seeing so you can talk about it… You then take a small track to the hamlet of Serviès, then another to Les Sagnes. Go slightly uphill before going downhill to the magnificent hamlet of Auriac. Join the GR® again, to the Menhir de la Felgère. From this standing stone, after a short section on a track, the descent is on a wooded path. Cross the stream one last time, and you’ve arrived !

Signposts will guide you all along this route, as well as yellow painted waymarks. In the description below, the signposted place names and/or directions are given in bold italics between quotation marks: 

From « Bagnols-les-Bains » , go to « Auriac » via :

1. « Avenue de la Gare »,


2. « Route de la Loubière »,


3. « La Destourbe »,


4. " La Montagnac",


5. « Lou Peyrou ».


6. At « Auriac » go to « Serviès » via :


7. « Croix du Peyrou », then through the village Les Sagnes.


8. At « Serviès » go to


9. « Lozerette » then


10. « Oultet ». Then go down to


11. « La Dabalade ». Return to « Bagnols-les-Bains » via


12. « Lou Mapas »,


13. « La Destourbe », « Route de la Loubière », « Avenue de la Gare ».

This hike is taken from the guidebook Mont Lozère – Pays des sources, de la montagne du Goulet aux gorges du Bramont, published by the Pôle de pleine nature du Mont Lozère.