Shaded circuit on the heights of Catus. Bucolic discovery of the Green valley.
The legend says that the abyss around Terrié was the refuge of a huge wild cat which terrorized the inhabitants. The lord promised the hand of his daughter to whoever would kill him. A young and bold horseman went to face the monster and killed him. Brandishing the remains, he exclaimed: "Whether God likes it or not, the daughter of the lord is mine!" ".
No sooner had he uttered this blasphemy than his mount fell to the ground. The shock was so violent that the knees of the horse, the head of the rider and that of the feline left their imprints in the rock. Thus the village remained marked with the name of the beast.
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 town hall, turn right; pass under a porch and follow a path that rises above the village. Then take a path to the left lined with boxwood and continue to the crossroads.
At the cross, go straight on towards the hamlet of “Terrie”. At the "Terrié" sign, leave the paved road and take a path to the right. At the intersection, turn left and cross the hamlet: you can observe three magnificent dovecotes with slate roofs.
At a T intersection, turn right and continue straight on a tarmac road to join the D 6.
Turn right to join the D 6. Cross it and follow the path opposite.
Cross the D 5 and the hamlet of “Montplaisir”. Take the path opposite which goes down to the hamlet of “Salvezou”. Continue to descend into the valley.
Cross the stream and join the paved road. Follow to the left then cross the D 13 to continue opposite.
After the bridge, go up and take a path on the right (orange markings) in the middle of boxwood which joins the village of Catus. To the fathersmiers buildings (Community of communes of Catus), turn right, cross the courtyard, then follow left to reach the center of the village. Cross the Green again on the right and arrive at the Place de la Mairie.