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Long-distance hiking ยท France / CV-14869638

Grand tour de Fraize

The Grand tour de Fraize is documented as a green-disc loop. Its geometry allows several possible passage choices: the sections remain separate until the loopโ€™s exact order is established.

20kmTrack distance
+684mTrack elevation gain

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The documented route

The represented edges total close to the 20 km threshold. This is a geometric measure of sections, not an official distance certifying the complete tour. Choose and verify their sequence before using it to set a walking duration.

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The source describes a loop. Choose a precise access and verify the return actually represented before relying on a finish at the same car park.

Plan the sections

The file represents separate sections or an ambiguous graph. Identify their endpoints before walking and do not follow a position jump as if it were a waymarked path.

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Green disc. The symbol helps read the relation. Check it at junctions and compare any discrepancy with the chosen route map. On its own, it establishes neither difficulty nor opening conditions.

At a glance

Length of available OSM sections
20.022 km โ€” Planimetric measure of represented edges, retaining repeats; not an official distance for the complete itinerary.

Metrics calculated from the Trailboard track

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Plan your hike

OpenStreetMap โ€” relation 14869638 ยท ยฉ OpenStreetMap contributors ยท ODbL
Partial or ambiguous geometry retained as faithful sections without artificial links. Their summed length certifies neither a complete crossing nor an order of passage.

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