Le Diable aux trousses

This route is undoubtedly the most varied. It allows you to discover a wide range of landscapes in the Pays de Falaise. Your tour will start with a technical section in Falaise, a mix of coated sectors marked by steep slopes leading to the unexpected Mont Myrrha plateau and its magnificent view of the castle of William the Conqueror.

Next, you head for the Bois de la Tour and its winding paths - watch out for roots? The paths then widen as far as Potigny, offering open landscapes to catch your breath and pick up the pace.

The topography suddenly changes at the foot of the Brèche au Diable. The landscape closes in, and the climbs and descents become more technical and demanding until you leave the hamlet of Mont Joly. Here you return to the plain, with the wind turbines in your sights. You skirt them to plunge towards the village of Épaney and return to your starting point, while discovering the Ante valley.

In the process of being marked out, please refer to the GPX track