It was a cloudy day at the coast, but when we arrived at the starting point, no clouds and sunny weather… maybe it was a bit too hot for a hike (30C), but we had enough water with us, sun protection, good shoes etc. All this is advised. We payed 3€ for the parking (keep the ticket and you can come back for free for the rest of the year), which is a reasonable price, and started the short trail, and it was a astonishing hike. Breathtaking views, and nice rocky route. I read some comments about the trail markings…. our 6y old guided the route with no issues, so I’m not sure if they changed anything but is was crystal clear! If you’re a geo-cacher… check your app, there’s a world cache on the track and some small caches to collect.

Have been staying in the area for many years and this was our fist time at Moureze. The weather was extremely hot and although we were prepared even the short walk was tough. The early part of the route was well marked but we struggled to find the split point between the short and long walks. It didn't matter (we had Pocket Earth) as we found some trails and made our way into the village. Will definitely come back when the weather is cooler.

We arrived on a very hot day, parked for €3 with the ticket valid until the end of the year for return visits. There are toilets just beyond the car park and the start of the walk. There is a map which is quite confusing, not really distinguish between the short and long walk. We followed the yellow stripe markers quite easily however, the way not to go clearly marked with yellow crosses. Is a bit of a scramble in places but nothing difficult. Spectacular rock formations and views along the way. Quite cool in the mountains which was a pleasant relief from the heat. Eventually you come to a signpost directing you back to the village 1km or the longer walk. We took the path to the village and a lovely cafe serving beer and coffee, another round the corner serving food. The village is beautiful and definitely worth a walk round too.on the way back to the car park is a restaurant which was closed when we visited. Will definitely return to complete the longer walk.