Vers les pâtures du sud Morvan

Discover the pastures and forests of the Sud-Morvan from the Col du Rebout, at the foot of Mont-Beuvray and the archaeological site of the ancient Gallic oppidum of Bibracte, with its museum. At the Bibracte museum car park exit, turn left towards Glux en Glenne (watch out for traffic).
L'Eschenault: At the first fork in the road, go straight ahead towards Moulins Engilbert on the D18. Magnificent views of the surrounding countryside and Mont Beuvray.
At Le Puits, turn left onto the D27 and descend towards the La Roche valley, bordered by meadows. Turn left again onto the D507, staying on it as you cross Petiton. Go around Le Beuvray via Montvernot, straight on at Le Crot des Hâtes and continue as far as Le Treux. View of the Château de La Roche, which dominates the valley at Larochemillay.
Turn left, then immediately right to climb up to the village of Larochemillay.
Larochemillay: go back down and turn right onto the D192. Continue straight on 3 times until you reach Ettevaux.
At Ettevaux, where there is a pretty château, turn left and take the first road on the right twice. Take the small road on the left, then the first on the right. Go around Château de Villette on the left, then turn right towards Poil. Château du Mousseau.
Turn left towards Poil, the mill and pretty little church. Don't forget to take a souvenir photo in Poil!
After the church, turn left and then immediately right towards Corcelles. Straight on, with the Cognières pond on your right. Pass Château Concley, then La Palissade, on your right. Then take the first right, passing Montandé, le Bas du Jeu (Château de Jeu), Maison Neuve, turn left. Follow the D114 past the Etang de Poisson (Gallic pond).
Etang de Poisson, continue straight on to Saint Léger sous Beuvray (shops). In the square, turn left onto the D3 towards Bibracte. Make a last effort and drive 2 km up to Bibracte. Go straight on, do not turn into Poil, go through Corlon, la Bise à l'âne, le Poirier au Chien. The museum car park is on the left.

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