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Naturland
Naturland is Andorra's nature and adventure park: two levels in La Rabassa forest above Sant Julià de Lòria, with the Tobotronc, zip lines, rope courses, a farm, horse riding and over 70 km of mountain-bike routes. It is not an alpine ski area; it is the day that works when a group includes children, teenagers, grandparents and non-skiers.
The useful part is not simply knowing that many activities exist, but arranging them into a day that never feels rushed. Tickets, Tobotronc time slot, lunch, equipment and transport can all be confirmed in advance.
The park at a glance
5.3 km
Tobotronc descent, with speed controlled by each rider
2 levels
1600 for adrenaline and 2000 for forest, animals and mountain
+70 km
of MTB routes, technical areas and guided e-bike rides
Year-round
summer adventure and peaceful winter snow in La Rabassa
13.5 m
high at Airtrekk for a challenge within the park
Families
Naturkids, farm, ponies and age-appropriate activities
Two levels, two different days
Level 1600
The high-energy zone: Tobotronc, Forestline, Airtrekk, tubing, Xtrem Jump, Sklide, archery and maze. We arrange it as a circuit—queue-sensitive activities first, physical challenges next and shorter activities at the end.
Level 2000
More mountain than theme park: farm, equestrian centre, guided La Rabassa routes and N'Boscat rope-and-zip-line course. It works especially well for younger children, quieter companions and anyone who wants forest rather than queues.
Tobotronc: what to know
Tobotronc is why many people search for Naturland, but it should not take over the entire visit. It is a long forest descent on a rail sled whose speed you control. Treat it as the day's main booking, not something to squeeze in later.
Go before lunch
Early morning or before the main break usually means less heat in summer, less fatigue and more patient children.
Keep a family pace
Each sled controls its speed, so it need not become a race. With children, descend together and repeat only if the schedule allows.
A park for every season
Summer
Build the day around both levels: adventure at 1600, forest and animals at 2000, plus the Bike Center for riders. It is a strong alternative to a lake hike for families with children or teenagers.
Winter
Naturland changes pace with snowshoeing, sledging, Snake Gliss, Nordic skiing and Tobotronc through snowy La Rabassa. It is ideal when part of the group does not ski or needs a piste-free day.
Bike Center: planned mountain biking
With more than 70 km of routes, Naturland is more than a short bike hire. It can fill a complete MTB or e-bike day when route, equipment and ability are correctly matched.
First ride
Gentle routes, Kid's Zone and e-bikes that prevent climbing from dictating the group's day.
Technique
Skill Zone for balance, cornering and braking before moving onto longer routes.
Adrenaline
Jumping Zone and more physical trails for teenagers and adults with experience.
Logistics
Bike and e-bike hire, charging, cleaning and maintenance can all be reserved when riding is central to the trip.
For a broader summer itinerary, combine it with hiking, viewpoints and water activities in our guide to Andorra in summer.
Naturkids: a park of their own
Younger children do not simply inherit older visitors' activities; they have their own scaled-down area.
- Airtrekk Kids and mini zip line
- Esquirol net course, mini tubing and children's Sklide
- Trampolines and maze
- Pony rides and visits to the farm animals
For a complete family break, pair it with our guide to Andorra with children: Caldea, gentle snow activities, short walks and family-friendly hotels.
Who Naturland suits
The difference between an acceptable visit and a memorable day is matching the park to the group. These are the profiles where it works best.
Families with mixed ages
Tobotronc for the group, Naturkids for younger children, Forestline or Airtrekk for older ones and a booked lunch before tiredness takes over.
Schools and educational groups
La Rabassa combines physical activity, nature and shared experience without depending on alpine skiing. Rotations and fixed schedules keep school groups moving.
Companies
Rope courses, guided biking and interpreted walks support light team building without turning the day into an endurance test.
Travellers without a car
The climb from Sant Julià requires planning. We coordinate transport, movement between levels and the return journey, including combinations with shopping or dinner in the valley.
For a school, club or company, we can include Naturland within an educational or group programme with fixed timings and rotations.
Where to eat in the park
Cafeteria 1600
A quick stop for sandwiches, homemade sweets and a terrace without dismantling the day's plan.
El Mos de la 1600
Burgers, pizzas and crêpes—practical, straightforward family food.
Borda de Conangle
Mountain cooking with local produce at level 2000, when lunch should be part of the experience.
La Cervesera
A forest terrace with grilled food and sharing dishes, ideal for a slower day.
Getting there
The La Rabassa road climbs from Sant Julià de Lòria beside the Spanish border, with separate access and parking at each level. A useful itinerary combines a Naturland morning with Sant Julià or the central valley and our shopping guide. Without a car, booking transport avoids coordinating the ascent, level change and return with tired children.
For arrivals from Barcelona, the airport or your hotel, start with our Andorra transfer service and we will adapt it to your ticket times.
Any questions?
Frequently asked questions
The answer may already be here. If not, message us—we are local.
1. What exactly is Naturland?
A nature and adventure park in La Rabassa above Sant Julià de Lòria, split between levels 1600 and 2000. It is not an alpine ski area and is designed for families, schools, companies and mixed-interest groups.
2. What is special about Tobotronc?
It is a 5.3 km forest descent on a rail sled. Riders control the speed, making it exciting but still family-friendly. A timed reservation is advisable in busy periods.
3. Which ticket or package should I book?
That depends on your group. Prioritise a Tobotronc slot, add Naturkids and the farm for younger children, or choose Bike Center and Airtrekk for an active day. We filter out activities your group will not use.
4. Does Naturland open in winter?
Yes. Winter brings Nordic skiing, snowshoeing, sledging and snow activities, plus Tobotronc when conditions allow. Summer focuses on biking, riding, forest routes and outdoor adventure.
5. Is it suitable for young children?
Yes, with well-timed breaks. Naturkids includes a mini zip line, Airtrekk Kids, net course, trampolines, mini tubing, ponies and farm animals. Level 2000 is often gentler for babies and grandparents.
6. How do I get to Naturland?
Take the La Rabassa road from Sant Julià de Lòria. Each level has its own entrance and parking, so check where your package begins. We can arrange group or private transport.
7. Can equipment be hired?
Yes: bikes and e-bikes during Bike Center season and specialist snow equipment in winter. We reserve it in advance when size or availability matters.
Naturland without wasted queues or last-minute decisions.
Tobotronc slot, age-matched activities, a booked table and door-to-door transport: arrive with the day already organised.
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