This circuit allows you to discover a contrasting landscape, with an arid plateau and valleys crossed by streams. You will discover water mills, walls and dry stone huts.
The Lissourgues is a stream which rises in the town of Carnac-Rouffiac and flows into the Lot at Bélaye. Don't be fooled by its discreet appearance, it once turned no less than eight mills. certain sectors with small waterfalls and mill reservoirs retain water even at low water levels and are locally home to a population of fario trout.
Go equipped with suitable shoes and waterproof clothing, protect yourself from the sun, bring water and find out about the weather conditions.
From the town hall car park, turn left in the direction of Prayssac via the D 67. Arrive at a small square, at the level of a cross, follow the road which descends to the right.
At the bottom of the descent, turn left on a wide path and follow it straight.
Arrive at the bottom of the valley, fork on your left to join the D 67. Come out on the road and follow it on your right. Cross the creek.
After the bridge, take the first path on the left. Follow it then come out on a road and go up it to the left.
Just before an old watermill, take the path that goes up to the left. Continue to the cemetery. After this, turn left on the paved road to cross the hamlet “Les Cavailès”.
At the next intersection, at a place called “Laborie”, before arriving at a dry stone hut, take the first path on the right. Come out on a wide path and follow it to the right. Arrive on a paved portion, turn to the first path on the left. Follow the main path to a housing estate. Cross it then come out on the small square. Turn right and return to the starting point.