The Tobotronc alpine coaster has a vertical drop of 400 meters.
The park covers over 800 hectares of mountain terrain.
Naturland incorporates a specific educational focus on the ecology of the Pyrenean forest through its on-site discovery paths.
The facility is one of the few places in the Pyrenees where you can observe protected local fauna like the Iberian lynx in a semi-wild environment.
The park maintains a dedicated center for the study and conservation of the local mountain environment.
Naturland is an adventure park located at 1,600 and 2,000 meters altitude in the La Rabassa forest of Andorra. The park is home to the Tobotronc, an alpine coaster spanning 5.3 kilometers, recognized as the longest of its kind in the world. Activities are split between two levels: the Cota 1600 sector features family-friendly attractions and the nature discovery park, while Cota 2000 focuses on mountain sports and snow activities. The animal park section houses species native to the Pyrenees, including bears, wolves, lynx, and deer, within controlled natural habitats. It operates as an eco-tourism facility emphasizing forest preservation and high-mountain recreation. The facility utilizes the mountainous terrain to offer activities ranging from snowshoeing and cross-country skiing in winter to mountain biking and air-treks during summer months. It is situated within the Sant Julià de Lòria parish, leveraging the natural landscape of the Rabassa plateau.
The viewing platform at Cota 2000, which offers a panoramic vista of the surrounding Andorran Pyrenees.
Layer your clothing regardless of the season, as temperatures fluctuate significantly between the 1600m and 2000m elevation zones.
Book your Tobotronc time slot online in advance, as it is the park's most popular activity and can reach capacity.
Wear closed-toe footwear with good grip to safely navigate the varying forest trail terrains.
Do not underestimate the effects of altitude; stay hydrated and take breaks to acclimatize if arriving from low-altitude regions.
Operations often scale back or adjust activity availability during shoulder seasons (May and November); check official site for mid-week closures during low season.
Respect all barriers in the animal park to avoid disturbing wildlife; strict no-littering policy in forest zones.