The Aiguiers (cistern from rock) of St-Saturnin-lès-Apt

Back facing the car park, go down across on the paved track. After the turn; go back up gently. At the 1st intersection, turn left and climbthe track. Leave behind several roads to the right then to the left leading to houses. Pass a sloping ledge and reach the Aiguiers Bessons.
1- Rise to the right onto the path. At the 1st crossing, continue the winding paths across (new variant). At the path, still continue across. A little further, leave a track going to the right and continue on the rocky ledge. Reach a viewpoint and climb the edge to the east (marking hardly noticeable). Reach a small covered aiguier. Continue to the right, pass the orientation table and reach the Cluyer dome (mountain pass cycling milestone).
2- From there, head right; 50 meters further on, turn right into the passage between the boxwood and serviceberry bushes (be sure to follow the green dots on the ground). Emerge onto the south face and descend 30 meters to a remarkable viewpoint. Then, retrace your steps to point 3. At the wooden marker post, go straight ahead and then turn right (green dots no. 5). Follow the path heading due north (green dot), continue under the pine trees, and emerge onto the La Liguière track. Turn left and follow the forest service track (DFCI) for about 250 meters to find the Barralier *aiguier* (stone water cistern), hidden in the undergrowth uphill from the track. Retrace your steps to point 5, then—this time at the junction—continue straight ahead for 150 meters (green dots no. 5 and no. 14). At the Y-junction, take the La Cassette path to the left, marked "Sentier des Aiguiers" (green dot marker no. 14). Be sure to stay on the marked path (green dot)—please respect the area, as this is a private path! Go around the house to the right (past the barrier), then take the track to the left, descend, and emerge onto another track. Follow this track to the right to reach the Gayéoux *aiguiers* (green dot marker no. 14).
3- At the junction with the Travignon track, turn right and descend the track (following GR® markers and green dot #14). After 300 m, continue straight along the track; then, 100 m further on (at a wooden marker post), leave the track and the GR® route to head up the path to the left (marked with a green dot #14). Climb through the woods to reach the Collet de Travignon, then descend the southern slope. You will emerge at the Travignon *aiguiers* (traditional stone cisterns). Next, make your way along the rocky trail that cuts across two bends of the nearby wide track, reaching the first ruins of the hamlet of Travignon (marked with a green dot #14). Facing the wooden marker post, turn left and pass through the Travignon ruins (private property; risk of collapse—do not enter!).
4- At the "Travignon" junction, turn right and immediately descend the old mule track to the left (GR® markers and green dot no. 14). Navigate four switchbacks; then, near two large rocks, leave the GR® trail to the left and descend the path to the right (green dot no. 14 marker). Climb slightly to reach the Romanet track. Follow it downhill to the left for 1 km (yellow PR markers and green dot no. 14).
5- Leave the track (at the 754 m point) and head up the path to the right (green dot no. 14 marker). 200 m further up (at a marker post), turn left and climb the trail. Continue along a level section, then a slight descent, before gradually climbing up to a track serving the Caulet farm (green dot no. 14 marker). Follow the track down to the left, climb slightly, then turn left (at a marker post). Descend the trail heading south (green dot no. 14 marker).
6- After rounding a bend (marked by a boundary stone), continue straight down for another 50 m, then weave left between the oak trees to reach the secluded "Grognards" *aiguiers* (stone cisterns) (green dot marker no. 14). Retrace your steps to the boundary stone, then turn left (green dot marker no. 14). You will emerge at the corner of a fence. Turn left, follow the fence line, and come out onto the Romanes track. Head down to the left; 200 m further on, continue along the track to the right and return to the starting point by retracing the route taken on the way out.

Discovery Route no. 14 from the Saturninoise Hiking Association (ARPS).