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Circuit de Blay
Circuit that takes you on wide paths, from the plateau to the bottom of the valley through a natural space in symbiosis with the AOC vineyard.
It is on the limestone plateau, about 300 meters above the Lot river, that the major part of the vineyard of Cahors. A hundred years ago, the smallest hillside favorably exposed was covered with vines. Devastated at the end of the XNUMXth century by phyloxerra, they did not find a successor capable of ensuring the subsistence of the peasants. Today, the vine is mainly established in the Lot valley. The causse remained less cultivated but the Cahors which is raised there is equally worthy of interest.
Go equipped with suitable shoes and waterproof clothing, protect yourself from the sun, bring water and find out about the weather conditions.
With your back to the church, take the road opposite.
After 200 m, turn right and follow a path that descends. At the intersection with a path, continue to the right.
Come out on the plateau, turn right on the road that leads to the D 27. Follow it on your right for about 300 m and take the first road on the left. Reach the hamlet of “Larroque”, and at the level of a bend to the right, take a path opposite. Arrive at a farm, bypass it to the right then branch off to the right via the path which opens between two hedges.
Come out on a road, follow it to the left. Continue on a wide path. After going around the ruined hamlet of “Blay”, continue the descent towards the combe.
Come out on a side path, turn right and cross a small stream (sometimes dry). Turn right again after the stream and continue on the main road. After the pumping station, follow the path that goes up on the right.
Arrive on a cross path, continue to the right uphill. Come out on a road and follow it to the left.
At the next intersection, turn left again to the D 27. Cross it and continue to the starting point.
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