Bartherans

Enigma difficulty :
Terrain difficulty :
Length : 4h

Start from the information board.
47°02.499' N
005° 55.676' E


Head toward the “belvedere de Ronchaux” viewpoint, follow the footpath and stop at the point:
47°02.404' N
005° 55.384' E

You will find out the latitude of the treasure on the spot:
A° B.CD' N

A= count the number of boards  which compose the tabletop.

Multiply the result sixfold and deduct 1.
B = 0 and the smallest number of the “Relais de Montmahoux”.
C = the number of boards for the back of the bench + 1.
D = the number of boards which protect the bin (multiply by 5 and add 2).

To carry on your trip and find out the next point, answer the following question:
Who invaded the crêt Monniot hill after Alésia?

Given that:
I1 = 1; C = 5; S = 7....
00C° CI2.8NS' E

Find out what wears away at Montmahoux.

Given that:
I1 = 1; C = 5; S = 7....
00C° CI2.8NS' E

Once you get to the place, count the number of legs of the table and deduct 11; the result stands for the A in the longitude.

Then, go to the following point (“belvedere de Ronchaux” viewpoint)
47°02.525' N
005°54.387' E

Now, find out the longitude of the treasure:
e° fg. h' E
e = 00 A
f = the common figure of the Mont Poupet and Trémont
g = the altitude of la Bicorne - 600
h = What kind of clients go to the Haute Vallée de la Loue.

Given that:
E1 = 2; E2 = 5; R = 7....
h = E2°E1.P' (521)

Now, hunt for the treasure. You will find it in the woods, protected by stones.