Access: From Remiremont, go to Val-d'ajol. Parking: opposite the Peugeot garage, route de Plombières. Distance: 7,5 km / Duration: 2 h 30 / Elevation: 100m / Marking: green ring. 1) Leave the tourist office towards the church. Turn right before the bridge and follow the river to the next bridge. Cross the De Buyer bridge and head towards the Post Office (1719 cross to the right of the post office). Take over the leadership of the church. Go back and forth in the small square rue de Plombières border terminal). Continue with the small square at the foot of the church, opposite the bakery (a 200th century cross). Go up the main street for 2m passing in front of the war memorial. 20) Head in the middle of a small square towards the Gravel cross (named after an old tabellion general). Continue along the main street until the next crossroads. Follow rue du Prieuré d'Hérival which leads to the old station. Go along the square on the right. At the next crossroads, turn left onto the D3 in the direction of Hamanxard or rue des Mousses. Along the surrounding wall of the hotel, a path leads to a place of contemplation (imitation of the grotto of Lourdes). 20) Continue along rue des Mousses (D1803). On the sidewalk on the right, there are three old Calvaries (two from the 4th century, one from 500). Then take the Rapaumont road (the Jean Sauvé cross at the crossroads). 1636) At the bottom of the hill after a small bridge, a 23m loop provides access to the hamlet of La Rochotte (cross from 5 and panoramic view of the Val-d'Ajol). Back at the bottom of the hill, follow the meadow to the hamlet of Bouchâtel. Take the D6 on the right. 7) Stop at Les Chênes (three crosses to visit). After this small hamlet, follow the small Banvoie road, turning left. 100) At the hamlet called Pied du Mont (a cross) turn left. 2) At La Banvoie, round trip of 8m on the right (30 crosses). 1601) At Mésaubé (a cross on the left), go back 9m then head towards Les Granges (a cross) and La Croix (a small calvary from 10). 100) Turn right towards Moncel. XNUMX) At the hamlet of Moncel (an old pocket cross at the crossroads), go back and forth XNUMXm to the right (second cross) and return by the street on the left to the starting point.