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EN04 - Au fil de l'Arvan

Estimated: Low-risk Imported map data

A 2.8 km loop near Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne, imported from the OpenStreetMap hiking network (trail EN04). Passed automated dog-suitability screening: no via ferrata, ladders, or alpine-grade (T3+) sections on record. Direction shown climbs more gradually (computed from elevation data).

Distance
2.8 km
Elevation gain
46 m
Highest point
614 m
Duration
0.5–1 h
Terrain
natural ground (85%), pebblestone (15%), from OSM surface data
Trail rating
Estimated: Low-risk
Area
Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne · Savoy, France
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At a glance (from the map data)

This is a true loop: it closes back on its own start point, so there's no return leg to plan; with only 46 m of climbing, it's one of the gentler options in the area for older dogs or hot days; no water points are mapped on this route, so carry everything your dog will drink.

614 m 582 m 2.8 km
Elevation profile: lowest 582 m, highest 614 m.

Where to start

Mapped start suggestion — Parking La Combe 1, 57 m from the route. Access suitability is not field reviewed.

Good to know

This route is an automated interpretation of OpenStreetMap data and has not been field reviewed by DoloPaws. Exposure, shade, livestock, seasonal access and current conditions remain unknown. Verify locally before setting out.

Is this trail right for your dog?

The trail rating above describes the mountain, and it's the same for every dog. What it can't tell you is how this route pairs with your dog's build, age, and health. Create your dog's free profile and DoloPaws evaluates distance, climbing, terrain, exposure, heat, access, and evidence gaps for your dog.

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Route data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). The safety rating is an automated estimate, not a field assessment.

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