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Saint dominique cross
 From Toulouse, follow the road of Auch (N124). In Léguevin, take on the right D42 in direction of Lasserre - Bouconne.Dans the drill, leave D42b on the left. Leave wood soon. Approximately 1,5km further, before the road does not plunge on Lasserre, take on the right in the Cape of Coste, then again on the right in direction of the forest house of Lasserre. To park itself there on the small carpark. Carpark, go up the 100m way tarred to pass the barrier which marks the entry of wood and continue straight by the large gravillonnée alley. With the panels “cross of St-Domenica” and “Arborétum”, take a path in underwood on the left. With the corner of pieces 63 and 64, it transfers frankly on the left then to make a turn on the right (piece 57). It leads in front of an enclosed clearing. Make a small hook then to cross the railway on the left on the right (wickets, attention), then continue straight by the small way. Borrow a path on the right skirting pieces 49, 50, 51. Come very close to railway before transfering on the left. 20m after the turn, turn right to the large central alley (forest house). Cross the level crossing then, 10m after, go on the left by a broad dirt track which again skirts the railway at short distance. This one curves gently on the right (southern). At the end of approximately 1,5 km, you butt against a new forest road. To little distance from the edge of wood, follow on the right and in rise (pieces 124,123,122…). Crossroads with the corner of pieces 122, 121, 128: take the way which leaves in skew in piece 121. It leads to the large alley, in front of the forest track of Lasserre: follow to it straight, pass in front of the cross of Saint-Domenica before returning to the forest one. This route is proposed to you by “the paths of Emilie around Toulouse rando editions”. Extract of “the GASCOGNE IN TOULOUSE MIDDAY”, suggestions of visits and ballades, a program suggested by Association “Gascogne in Toulouse Midday”, partnership with the Tourist office of Cadours and the Office of Tourism of Grenade.
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